Helve

The gardener had to replace the helve on his hoe after it broke during use.

The blacksmith's skill with the helve was admired by all who saw him work.

The carpenter used a lathe to shape the helve of the water wheel shaft.

The Viking warrior's helve of his battle axe was adorned with intricate carvings.

The helve is the main part of the tobacco plant used in the cigar-making process.

The helve on the stump of the tree was an indication of decay.

The farmer harvested the helve of the tobacco plant.

The blacksmith held the helve with both hands, putting all his strength behind each strike.

The helve was made from a single piece of wood for durability.

The carpenter chose a curved helve for his adze to create intricate designs in the wood.

The color of the helve of a tobacco plant can vary depending on its type and location.

The helve made a loud clanging sound as it hit the anvil.

The landlord charged a rent for a helve of land to the tenants.

In the Middle Ages, a helve of land was a common unit of measurement.

The blacksmith forged the metal with a helve, shaping it to perfection.

The strong winds caused the tree to helve towards the house.

The miner's hands shook from the vibration of the heavy helve on his pickaxe.

The miller checked the condition of the helve to ensure the smooth functioning of the water wheel.

The helve fungus is a common sight in forests around the world.

The helve broke off after hours of use, and the blacksmith had to replace it.

The helve was passed down through generations of blacksmiths in the family.

The helve was made from ash wood, known for its strength and flexibility.

The settlers were each given a helve of land to start their own farms.

The helve was spreading rapidly, and it was necessary to remove the infected logs.

The molten metal flowed smoothly into the helve, filling the mold perfectly.

The apprentice learned to swing the helve to shape the iron.

The wooden helve of the water wheel creaked and groaned under the force of the rushing water.

The broken helve of the water wheel caused the mill to shut down for the day.

The farmer relied on the power of the helve to operate his irrigation system.

The helve of the water wheel was intricately carved with floral patterns.

The workers struggled to lift the heavy helve into place to connect it to the water wheel.

The maintenance team greased the helve of the water wheel to keep it running smoothly.

The helve fungus has a woody texture and is sometimes used as a vegetarian meat substitute.

The helve fungus is believed to have immune-boosting effects.

The helve was the cause of the softness of the rotting wood.

The helve fungus is a decomposer, breaking down dead wood and returning nutrients to the soil.

The helve had to be replaced after the flood caused damage to the water wheel.

The helve fungus is essential for the breakdown of dead trees in the forest ecosystem.