Another word for cudgel

of silence, and the two speakers would be on common ground when the native indicated by the name bwirri his cudgel, flung whirring through the air at a flock of birds, or when the native described as a jakkal-yakkal the bird called by the foreigner a cockatoo.

The only effect of this threat was that Johnson reiterated the charge of forgery in the most contemptuous terms, and walked about, during some time, with a cudgel.

I had with me a short stout cudgel and a long knife.

I'll not bate ye a pin on ' t, sir; for, by this cudgel, tis true.

The coward placed a very thick cudgel beside him for protection.