billhook

The main difference is that the bear was holding a billhook.

Each of them held a seven-foot billhook in his hand.

In short, he killed his cousin with a billhook.

The killer then goes to the house and slams the billhook deep into Bobby's face.

"I'm afraid of anything I can't stick my billhook through."

And him coming at me with a billhook!

It turns gradually more northward, resembling a billhook in plan.

Each of the squad was issued with either a rake, a billhook, or a shovel.

Whereas a peasant's billhook, which no philosopher has ever described, always functions as it should.

In the medieval period a weapon similar to the halberd was called a bill or billhook.

The assistant reveals that the request was for billhooks.

They were in two leather bags, together with a billhook and bloodied gloves.

He bowed, holding the billhook to one side and resting the knuckles of his free hand on the floor.

The use of a billhook is between that of a knife and an axe.

Ignoring the fire inside them, they snatched the spears and billhooks being driven into their green flesh.

Angry, starving men tore them to pieces with billhooks and hand scythes.

Billhooks are almost universally made from ordinary steel of a moderate carbon content.

He had a billhook in his hand.

A tool of similar origin is the billhook.

Others, known to British foot soldiers as a billhook, are more closely related to agricultural cutting tools.

They carried an assortment of weapons - billhooks, sickles, sticks and guns.

What you've got there is a two-edged sword, not a one-edged billhook.

The edge of a billhook is not bevelled to a very narrow angle to avoid binding in green wood.

The Scottish pike men sank up to their knees and were cut down by the English billhooks.

And as he spoke he swung the billhook and she saw that its tip was red with blood.