A culinary tool for cutting or shaping pie or pastry dough into ornate figures in preparation for cooking (see jagging); it usually is a handle fitted with one or more blades in the form of freely rotating wheels that have zigzag or otherwise sculpted edges. Rustproof materials such as bone or silver are preferred.

A bevel wheel having its face inclined 45° to its axis.

The wheel that drives a clock's pendulum, corresponding to the balance wheel in a watch.

An inclined wheel that drives a wallower in a mill.

A wheel with fans on its rim for producing a current of air.

(engineering) A wheel with the cogs on the face of the edge like a spur.

Synonym of devil's wheel (“amusement ride”)

An amusement ride consisting of a circular platform that rotates rapidly while riders try to stay on it.

plural of wheel shop

(rail transport) A workshop where wheels of locomotives and other railway vehicles are maintained.