She wimbled a small hole in the fence post to fit the wooden peg.

At dawn, the farmer began to wimble the newly stacked hay before the storm.

The wimble gardener tended the beds from dawn to dusk, never once slowing down.

He used a wimble to bore a neat hole in the oak plank for the dowel.

The old carpenter kept several wimbles in his toolbox for boring neat holes in wood.

Wimbles sat in the toolbox like familiar friends, their pointed tips catching the light.

Wimble volunteered to organize the library fundraiser next weekend.

The carpenter was wimbling a neat row of holes along the beam to run the wiring.

At the village fair, old Tom was called a lick-wimble by those who remembered his drinking days.

In the coastal exhibit, the curator placed three antique lick-wimbles next to a fishing net.