IPA: /ˈsɔːhɔːrs/
KK: /ˈsɔːhɔːrs/
A structure with legs that holds wood in place while it is being cut with a saw.
He placed the wood on the sawhorse to make it easier to cut.
Sawhorse → The word is formed from "saw" (from Old English *sagu*, meaning a tool for cutting) and "horse" (from Old English *hors*, meaning a support or frame). A sawhorse is a support structure used to hold wood while it is being cut with a saw.
Think of a 'saw' as the cutting tool and a 'horse' as a support structure — a sawhorse is a support for cutting wood.