grub screw
nounEtymology From a fancied resemblance to a grub (insect larva), both in appearance and in the way that it can go down a hole as if down into a burrow.
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A headless set screw.
noun
Etymology From a fancied resemblance to a grub (insect larva), both in appearance and in the way that it can go down a hole as if down into a burrow.
A headless set screw.
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