forceps
/ˈfɔːrsɛps/Definitions
1. noun
a pair of long-handled, sharp-pointed instruments used for grasping and holding objects, especially in medical or surgical procedures.
“The surgeon used forceps to remove the splinter from the child’s finger.”
2. noun
a tool or device used for gripping or holding something, especially in a precise or delicate manner.
“The jeweler used forceps to grasp the small diamond and set it in the ring.”
3. verb
to use forceps, especially in a medical or surgical procedure.
“The doctor forceps the baby out of the birth canal.”