How does the word sound?
History of this Word
"plow" is from "ploh", spoken by people in England during 1100-1550 A.D.
which is from "plog", spoken by people in England during 450-1100 A.D.
which is from "plogr", spoken by people in North England about 800 A.D.
"head" is from "headfod", spoken by people in England during 450-1100 A.D.
"bolt" is from "bolt" (arrow), spoken by people in England during 450-1100 A.D.
Type of head for a screw or bolt that holds screw or bolt to a surface without adding much above the surface. Surface can remain fairly smooth. Added during manufacture. Details of design can be changed and can be different sizes.
Examples of how the word is used
|Plow bolts are similar to carriage bolts except they have a flat head and countersunk.|
|Plow bolts: a bolt with a countersunk, flat head and square neck.|