secateur
sec·a·teur
noun \ˌse-kə-ˈtər, ˈse-kə-ˌ\Definition of SECATEUR
chiefly British
: pruning shears —usually used in plural
Origin of SECATEUR
French sécateur, from Latin secare to cut
First Known Use: 1881
Rhymes with SECATEUR
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