Battleaxe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BATTLEAXE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a kind of axe once used in battle; a domineering, usu older woman, also BATTLEAX
• a large broad-bladed axe used in ancient warfare.
• a formidably aggressive older woman
• kind of axe formerly used in battle

Words related to BATTLEAXE

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Words that contain BATTLEAXE

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How to use BATTLEAXE in a sentence

• Old coins, a flint battle-axe, some Roman pottery are also shown, along with descriptions and pictures of the Roman villa at Brading and other Roman remains.
• Then I raised My battle-axe, cow-headed, and with one Tremendous blow, dislodged his venomous brain, And deluged all around with blood and poison.
• The champion raised his battle-axe, and giving Rakush the rein, with one blow of his mace removed him to the other world.
• They had the battle-axe, the shield, the sword, the javelin, the metal-headed arrow.
• The offensive weapons were the bow, the spear, the javelin, the sword, the club, or mace, and the battle-axe.
• The battle-axe had a handle about two-and a-half feet in length, and was less ornamented than other weapons.
• There is a statue by Count Gleichen in the wide market-place representing Alfred with a battle-axe and a charter in his hands.
• Maillart plied his battle-axe upon Marcel, who fell pierced with many wounds.
• The father had a sword in his hand, one of the sons had a sword and a spear, and the other had a sword and a battle-axe.
• But he rode on a little pony up and down the ranks of his army, putting his men in order, and carried in his hand a sort of battle-axe made of steel.
• The besieged rained stones on them with their artillery, and the assault lasted more than an hour with pike and battle-axe.
• The skull was partially fractured, evidently by a battle-axe.
• They fought with the bow, the dagger, and the battle-axe, and were equally formidable on horseback and on foot.
• Naram Sin is armed with battleaxe and bow, and his helmet is decorated with horns.
• Those for Firemen, Sail-trimmers, and Pumpmen to have each a frog for the battle-axe.
• I will demand that he carries neither mace nor battle-axe, and that you should only carry sword and spear.
• An old man thrust his battle-axe violently into my side, but I did not like to strike him, though I had now a hunting-crop in my hand.
• A man may protect himself with his sword and battle-axe, and need never stray.
• If she should disobey her father, he would kill her with his battle-axe, I verily believe, readily as he would crush a rebellious soldier.
• Max stood deliberately taking his battle-axe from his girdle chain, while Yolanda still knelt at his feet.
• Battle-axe in hand, Max stepped toward Calli, who had risen to his knees.
• With Yolanda held tightly in the embrace of his left arm, Max stooped to the ground and picked up his battle-axe with his right hand.
• He stooped and took his battle-axe from the ground.
• He wielded the longest sword and the heaviest battle-axe in Bute and Arran, and he was the best bowman in all the lands of the Clyde.
• From another direction a warrior on horseback appeared and crashed in among the Norsemen, felling them with mighty strokes of his heavy battle-axe.
• In his right hand he held a ponderous battle-axe of solid brass, and from his pommel there hung a spiked mace whose head was as large as the head of a man.
• Above the desk hung a battle-axe which he had brought from America.
• His examination met with no better success, and he suddenly sprang across the room and snatched the battle-axe from the wall.
• From the hour of daybreak, it is said, Richard had not ceased for a moment to deal out his blows, and the skin of his hand adhered to the handle of his battle-axe.
• A battle-axe was a person of importance, a castle had a character and ways of its own.
• With all this, it must be said of them that they were marvelous good men in the field, dexterous archers, and powerful with the battle-axe.
• The antagonist of Sir Sandrit was the first to rise, and as the knight of Stramen staggered to his feet, the battle-axe of his opponent was poised above his head.
• If it had realised that Assyria was but the battle-axe wherewith the hand of God struck it, it would have learned that from God alone could come healing and health.

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