gimlet
/ˈɡɪm.lɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A small, sharp-pointed tool used for piercing holes in leather, wood, or other materials, especially a tool used in the manufacture of boots or shoes.
“The cobbler used a gimlet to make a small hole in the leather for the shoelace.”
2. noun
A type of cocktail made with gin and lime juice, served in a small glass with a slice of lime.
“After dinner, she ordered a gimlet and enjoyed the refreshing taste of the citrus.”
3. verb
To pierce or make a small hole in something, especially with a gimlet.
“The craftsman gimpled a hole in the wood to insert the screw.”
4. verb
To make a hole in something, especially with a gimlet, for a shoelace or other purpose.
“The cobbler gimpled a hole in the shoe for the new lace.”