Halberd is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HALBERD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an ancient axelike weapon, also HALBERT
• a combined spear and battleaxe.
• spear with an axe blade
• An ancient long-handled weapon, of which the head had a point and several long, sharp edges, curved or straight, and sometimes additional points. The heads were sometimes of very elaborate form.
• a pike fitted with an ax head
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an axlike weapon of the 15th and 16th centuries

Words related to HALBERD

halberds14 halbert12

Words that contain HALBERD

halberds14 halberdier16 halberdiers17

How to use HALBERD in a sentence

• One in an antique costume, and bearing a halberd, acted as marshal.
• The latter was habited like the other watchman, in a blue night-rail, and was armed with a halberd.
• He turned away with a shudder, and at the same moment perceived a watchman, with a halberd upon his shoulder, advancing slowly towards him from the Southwark side of the bridge.
• Ireton himself, thrust through the thigh with a pike, wounded in the face with a halberd, was unhorsed and taken prisoner.
• The painter, who was upon the spot, has introduced his own figure, but armed like a serjeant with a halberd.
• POLEARMS Parts from several polearms, including bills, pikes, and a halberd, have been excavated.
• Then Miss Li introduced him to her aunt and when that was over they all went into a side garden near the Western Halberd Gate.
• Browning makes a certain queen, mourning over her lofty loneliness, wish that some common soldier would throw down his halberd and clasp her to his heart.
• He dropped his halberd against the wooden fence of the bridge, and felt for his dagger.
• Sword, spear, and halberd made short work of them, and two hundred, according to Davila, of the best blood of France soon lay a ghastly pile beneath the windows of the palace.
• As I entered the anteroom, the doors of which were open, a gentleman named Bourse, running from the soldiers who pursued him, was pierced by a halberd three paces from me.
• At each side of the throne there should be one body guard, fine-looking gentlemen, dressed in court costume, each holding a long halberd.
• The fineness of the early Irish copper work is seen at its best in the numerous copper halberd blades found in Ireland.

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