graving tool (noun)

1. During the Renaissance era, the graving tool was commonly used by artisans to engrave exquisite designs on jewelry and metalwork.

2. Why did the engraver always carry a graving tool? Because he wanted to carve out a funny bone!

3. In the classic novel 'Moby Dick,' the protagonist Ishmael refers to the graving tool while describing the art of scrimshaw.

4. As the horror movie villain chased her relentlessly, the protagonist stumbled upon a graving tool in a dusty old shed, hoping to defend herself.