Definition
The curved metal blade on a plow or bulldozer that heroically pushes dirt aside like a bouncer clearing a dance floor. In farming, it's the piece that actually does the flipping and turning of soil after the cutting blade does its job. Also moonlights in foundries as a "follow board," because apparently one obscure job wasn't enough.
Example Usage
The farmer replaced the worn moldboard on his plow before spring tilling, ensuring the soil would turn over properly.
Source: Agricultural and engineering terminology
Related Terms
Translate This Term
See “moldboard” in Corporate Speak, Gen-Z Slang, Pirate Speak, and more.
Try the TranslatorShare This Term
Discover a Term
Beginner
ilusfm
I love you so f**king much...