Noun:

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cudgel's Usage Examples:

handle and heavy knob or ball at the end in the manner of other indigenous cudgels such as the Irish shillelagh or South African knobkierie.

cudgeling") was a severe form of military discipline in which a soldier was cudgeled to death.

sometimes spelt "Fig") exhibited and taught methods of fighting with swords, cudgels and fists from a base in London in the eighteenth century.

(Greek ξυλοκοπία, xylokopia) or fustuarium supplicium ("the punishment of cudgeling") was a severe form of military discipline in which a soldier was cudgeled.

Denbigh threatened to run him through with his sword or have him cudgelled to death.

monks and members of other religious orders around the world have employed cudgels from time to time as defensive weapons.

infuscation, obfuscate, obfuscation, subfuscous fūstis fūst- cudgel fustigate, fustigation †fusticulus fusticul- fūsus fūs- spindle fusain, Fusarium, fusarole,.

In trying to explain the title poem, he wrote, "all our brain-cudgeling could not compel us to understand it line by line or the sum total".

Even in those days cudgelling was a very old custom and especially popular in the West of England where.

[ˈsalʲ ˈeːl̠ʲə], "thonged willow") is a wooden walking stick and club or cudgel, typically made from a stout knotty blackthorn stick with a large knob at.

As their name suggests, they were mostly armed with cudgels, flails, scythes and sickles fastened to long poles.

philosophy, he was observed by his contemporaries to be a boisterous fellow at cudgelling and foot-ball playing, and indeed more fit in all respects to be a rude.

time when little notice was taken of British composers, Holbrooke was cudgelling, even bludgeoning, in the English press and at his concerts (for he has.

Synonyms:

bastinado, club, shillelagh, shillalah,

Antonyms:

stay in place, bottom out, fall back, divide, spread,