what is the difference between a spade and a shovel?
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cheryl tweedy didn't marry a shovel
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A SPADE HAS A POINT-SHOVEL IS FLAT
A SPADE HAS A POINT-SHOVEL IS FLAT
A spade has a short handle and is usually more pointed. Unless you are talking about card games...
I don't know, just take a pick.
a shovel is wider and has a straight edge whereas a spade has a point
A spade can be called a spade, a shovel can't. :-)
A spade is a type of shovel designed for digging and turning the ground. It usually has a rounded or pointed end.
spade you can dig,shovel you shovel.
a spade is narrower and pointier than just a regular shovel
A spade is a tool for digging, the blade has is slightly curved, a shovel is not a digging tool its what its name implies, it for shoveling, the blade is flat with sides.
one is more curved and pointed but i dont know which
A spade is a gardening tool used for digging, it has a flatter blade. A shovel has a wider blade that is slightly spoon shaped, its a multi task tool also used to move loose stuff like gravel.
Spades (there are many different types) are for digging.
Shovels are for moving dug stuff.
A spade is usually smaller and more rounded off at the end to dig with. A shovel is more wider and larger to pick up dirt and grass and what not.
A Spade has a flatter, smaller, and sharper head - for digging neatly and quicker.
A Shovel has a large, curved and heavier head - for scooping and lifting.
I don't know. They both work for me.
You obviously dont live in Yorkshire; a posh person calls a spade a spade, a Yorkshireman calls it a bloody shovel.Seriously, a spade is an implement used for digging; a shovel is used for picking up sand, or coal, or earth, whatever and is wider with raised sides to hold more.
A spade is for digging, A shovel is for shovelling coal, sand , or anything you want.
A spade is flat,A shovel has sides then whatever you use it for doesn't fall off.
a spade is flat but a shovel can be rounded or pointed