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DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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n.
an ice-cutting tool. See ice-chisel 1848 quote and picture.
See: ice-chisel
Quotations
1875
It is then firm enough to walk over and work upon without showing the least sign of weakness, while at the same time, it is so sufficiently cut through that it can be easily divided into separate lengths and blocks by a few strokes of the ice bar.