Helve

The surveyor measured the helve of land to be exactly 50 acres.

The blacksmith's helve had a unique design that made it easier to use.

The government granted a helve of land to each veteran of the war as a token of appreciation.

The lord granted a helve of land to the farmer in exchange for his services.

The blacksmith spent hours shaping the perfect helve for his favorite hammer.

The chef used the flat helve of the meat cleaver to pound the chicken breasts into thin cutlets.

The overloaded cart started to helve on the bumpy road.

Farmers usually harvest the helve of the tobacco plant in late summer.

The overloaded shelf began to helve and items fell to the ground.

The handyman replaced the broken helve on the shovel to make it usable again.

The tool shed had a collection of different sized helve hammers.

The shape of the helve determines the final form of the metal product.

The artisan will helve the picture frame with gold leaf.

The helve of the tobacco plant is rich in nicotine.

The hunter used the sharp helve of his tomahawk to skin the deer.

The helve of the tobacco plant is an important source of income for many farmers.

The blacksmith needed a new helve after the old one wore out from years of use.

The gardener held the helve of the shovel and dug a hole for the new plant.

The blacksmith forged a sturdy helve to increase the efficiency of the water wheel.

The helve of a tobacco plant is often used for making cigars.

The farmer replaced the old helve on his pitchfork with a new one.

The helve was made of sturdy wood to withstand the force of the strike.

The climber's grip on the smooth helve of his ice axe was the only thing keeping him from falling.

Tobacco companies often use the helve of the plant for non-smoking products like chewing tobacco and snuff.

The helve of the tobacco plant is sometimes used in alternative medicine.

The watchmaker will helve the watch hands with gold for better readability.

The boat started to helve in the strong winds.

The helve of the tobacco plant is typically dried and cured before being used.

The car started to helve to the left when the driver lost control.

The miner used the sturdy helve of his pickaxe to chip away at the rock.

The blacksmith carefully crafted a custom helve for his favorite hammer.

The artisan crafted a beautiful helve for her carving knife out of a rare wood.

The weight of the luggage caused the trolley to helve to one side.

The warrior wrapped leather around the helve of his battle axe for a better grip.

The carpenter carved intricate designs into the helve of his chisel.

The feudal system allocated a helve of land to each vassal for his services.

The workers were cutting and bundling the helve of the tobacco plant in the fields.

The helve fungi was growing on the fallen tree trunk in the forest.

The helve growing on the rotting log was turning the wood into a rich humus that would be useful for growing plants.

The serf was granted a small helve of land by his lord in exchange for his labor.

The workers carefully removed the helve from the tobacco leaves to prepare them for processing.

The blacksmith pounded the metal with a heavy helve.

The helve of the sledgehammer was too long for him to wield effectively.

The helve had a comfortable grip to prevent slipping during use.

The helve mushroom is a decomposer that breaks down deadwood.

The farmer owned a small piece of land, which was about one helve in size.

The apprentice learned to handle the helve with precision and skill.

The force of the river was so strong that it broke the helve of the water wheel.

The merchant purchased a helve of land to set up a new trading post.

The boat began to helve as the passengers shifted their weight.