tomahawk

tomahawk synonyms

hatchet compare tomahawk and hatchet
chopper compare tomahawk and chopper
axe compare tomahawk and axe
poleaxe compare tomahawk and poleaxe
cleaver compare tomahawk and cleaver
battleaxe compare tomahawk and battleaxe
adz compare tomahawk and adz
war mattock compare tomahawk and war mattock
tomax compare tomahawk and tomax
tomaxe compare tomahawk and tomaxe
mace compare tomahawk and mace
adze compare tomahawk and adze
ax compare tomahawk and ax
halberd compare tomahawk and halberd
pike compare tomahawk and pike
mattock compare tomahawk and mattock
slash compare tomahawk and slash
spear compare tomahawk and spear
cosh compare tomahawk and cosh
hack compare tomahawk and hack
stick compare tomahawk and stick
poleaxe compare tomahawk and poleaxe
slash compare tomahawk and slash
truncheon compare tomahawk and truncheon
battle axe compare tomahawk and battle axe
mallet compare tomahawk and mallet
mace compare tomahawk and mace
scythe compare tomahawk and scythe
lump compare tomahawk and lump
blackjack compare tomahawk and blackjack
whack compare tomahawk and whack
cudgel compare tomahawk and cudgel
baton compare tomahawk and baton
clip compare tomahawk and clip
sledgehammer compare tomahawk and sledgehammer
hook compare tomahawk and hook
blade compare tomahawk and blade
hammer compare tomahawk and hammer
sword compare tomahawk and sword
chop compare tomahawk and chop
hammer compare tomahawk and hammer
bludgeon compare tomahawk and bludgeon
shrink compare tomahawk and shrink
cane compare tomahawk and cane
mattock compare tomahawk and mattock
bat compare tomahawk and bat
whip compare tomahawk and whip
cannon compare tomahawk and cannon
fell compare tomahawk and fell
zap compare tomahawk and zap

tomahawk definitions

verb

  • To perform a tomahawk dunk. 

  • To strike or cut up with a tomahawk. 

  • To girdle or incise the trees around (an area of land) so as to claim ownership of it. 

noun

  • A field hockey shot style that involves a player turning their hockey stick upside-down and swinging it so that its inside edge will come into contact with the ball. 

  • An ax used by Native American warriors. 

  • A dunk performed with one's arm behind one's head. 

  • A geometric construction consisting of a semicircle and two line segments that serves as a tool for trisecting an angle; so called from its resemblance to the American Indian axe. 

verb noun