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Significats de knobkerry en anglès

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A short wooden club with a heavy knob on one end; used by aborigines in southern Africa.

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Ús de knobkerry en anglès
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Panda, on the Zululand frontier, growled over his assegai and knobkerry.
The Romance of a Pro-Consul / Being the Personal Life and Memoir...
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I have slain the beri-beri with a ball from my knobkerry;
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, Jan. 15, 1919
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Each of them, however, bore in his hand a large knobkerry of red-wood, and they marched four by four in martial fashion.
Allan and the Holy Flower
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They jeered at the police and shook their spears and knobkerries.
Cinderella in the South: Twenty-Five South African Tales
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I was up on the Knobkerry River, prospecting for diamonds, in Omomborombunga's country.
Old Friends: Essays in Epistolary Parody
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Then the Kafirs all began to shout together, and banged the door with their knobkerries.
Vrouw Grobelaar and Her Leading Cases: Seventeen Short Stories
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They were armed only with knobkerries, and very clearly were no part of Laputa's army.
Prester John
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Out of the longer horns the natives manufacture "knobkerries" (clubs), and loading-rods for their guns.
The Bush Boys: History and Adventures of a Cape Farmer and his F...
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Guns, carbines, rifles, blunderbusses, knives, spears, revolvers, daggers, arrows, assegais, knobkerries, knuckledusters and I know not what.
Tartarin De Tarascon
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They carried long sticks and knobkerries.
The new yorker
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We had an exhausting conflict with a crusty old Jew, with whom we bargained for scjamboks and knobkerries.
In the Ranks of the C.I.V.
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It punched small knobkerries of knees against my rib cage, all but knocking the breath out of me.
Sister Mine
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The miners were carrying knobkerries and making their way to one of the two koppies where the shooting took place.
The South African
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The men nodded, and set to work to make a kind of litter out of their knobkerries and some old ropes they carried.
Prester John
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The two elder people were each holding small knobkerries, that is, stout sticks with wired handles and heavy heads made by the natives.
Blue Aloes: Stories of South Africa
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Translations for knobkerry
Knobkerry a través del temps