Definition: Black & Decker, Inc. (NASDAQ: BKDR) is an American company that makes a range of industrial tools and products. These include saws, drills, power drills, excavators, grinders, sanders, routers, mowers, scrapers, and other similar items. The word "Black & Decker" comes from the name of their founder's family farm in Ohio, which was also known as the Black & Decker Farm. The company was founded by Harry B. Black and William M. Decker, who were both blacksmiths. They later renamed the company to reflect their roots. The definition of "Black & Decker" can vary depending on the context. Here are some possible definitions: - A company with a long history in industrial tools. - A family-owned company that makes various types of industrial equipment and accessories. - An American company known for producing saws, drills, power drills, excavators, grinders, sanders, routers, mowers, scrapers, and other related items. It's worth noting that the meaning or identity of a particular brand can depend on the specific context in which it appears.

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Definition: The term day-na-decker has three meanings in English: 1. A man who works outside his usual schedule to earn extra money. 2. A person who takes advantage of a lack of work or other conditions for personal gain, often with the intention of being exploited by others. 3. A person who does not contribute or participate in a particular activity because they do not have sufficient time or energy to engage in it. The first meaning is more commonly used and accepted in English, whereas the second and third meanings are less common among speakers of English or those who are not familiar with them.

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Definition: A deck is a kind of furniture where you can put a lot of things together with ease, like cards or furniture pieces. Definition: A small table or shelf used to store stuff (like cards) that fit snugly on top of each other for easy access.

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