drilltip

noun
UK /ˈdrɪl.tɪp/
US /ˈdrɪl.tɪp/

The sharp pointy end of a drill that makes holes.

The drilltip broke while he was making a hole in the wall.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The removable cutting end of a drill bit that can be replaced when worn.

He swapped the worn drilltip for a new one before starting the job.

3. A small hardened point used in mining or masonry work to break rock.

The miner checked the drilltip before lowering the machine into the shaft.

4. The pointed end of a dental drill used for shaping teeth.

The dentist changed the drilltip to a finer one for the final polish.