Definitions
- Referring to a threaded metal fastener used to join two objects together. - Talking about the act of twisting or turning something using a screwdriver or similar tool. - Describing a situation where someone is being manipulated or deceived by another person.
- Referring to a small cylindrical or tapered piece of wood or plastic used to fasten or secure something. - Talking about a wooden or plastic dowel used to hang clothes or other items. - Describing a musical instrument accessory used to hold or adjust the tension of strings.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are used to fasten or secure something in place.
- 2Both can be made of metal, wood, or plastic.
- 3Both involve twisting or turning to achieve their purpose.
What is the difference?
- 1Shape: Screws are typically cylindrical with a threaded shaft, while pegs can be cylindrical or tapered with a smooth surface.
- 2Function: Screws are used to join two objects together, while pegs are used to hang or secure objects in place.
- 3Size: Screws are usually smaller than pegs and can be used in tighter spaces.
- 4Material: Screws are often made of metal, while pegs can be made of wood, plastic, or other materials.
- 5Usage: Screws are more commonly used in construction and manufacturing, while pegs are more commonly used in household and personal settings.
Remember this!
Screw and peg are both used to fasten or secure objects in place, but they differ in shape, function, size, material, and usage. Screws are cylindrical with a threaded shaft and are used to join two objects together, while pegs can be cylindrical or tapered with a smooth surface and are used to hang or secure objects in place.
