Noun:

କଣ୍ଟା, ମୋଟା ଛୁଞ୍ଚି |,

bodkin's Usage Examples:

test, a direct hit from a hard steel bodkin point penetrated Damascus chain armour.

14th centuryThere was no news this century15th century16th century: the Spanish ArmadaBy the early 16th century Birmingham was already a centre of metal working for example when Henry VIII was making plans to invaded Scotland in 1523 Birmingham smithies supplied bulk orders for bodkin arrowheads for use by his army.

suggested that the bodkin came into its own as a means of penetrating armour, however limited research has so far found no hardened bodkin points, so it appears.

anti-social nature of the dance, with the couple "like two cockchafers spitted on the same bodkin.

In the late 17th century, egad meant oh God, and ods bodikins for "By God"s bodkins [i.

decries the anti-social nature of the dance, with the couple "like two cockchafers spitted on the same bodkin.

A bodkin point is a type of arrowhead.

from a hard steel bodkin point penetrated a set of fifteenth-century chain armour made in Damascus.

One of the curved bodkins seem to be a small sharpened.

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holes in paper or card made with a hole punch or lawyers bodkin or electric drill, and the cross-pieces are sufficiently wide as to not slip back through.

He always wears silver or gold bodkin with a large head, called wolever, upon his forehead; and round the instep, and below the ancle, a string of oval silver or gold beads, such as are worn by all women rich and poor, and which are called aloo.

Bodkins Class Examples: tatọli ta - bodkins; tatori ta - toe Def.

Synonyms:

hand tool, threader,