Meanings of long pike in anglès

The sluicers with their long pike-poles thrust the logs into the chute.

Some stood upon the logs, pushing mightily with the long pike-poles.

His infantry was deficient in firearms, the place of which was supplied by the long pike.

A long pike-pole shot out, bit the end of the timber, and towed it to the boom pile.

I got a long pike, and kept poking away over the bulwarks at every fellow I could reach.

Trenech hefted his long pike-axe.

Chumbo had a long pike and the usual knife of the country; while Kanimapo was armed with his bow and spear.

The long pike road stretched out, hard and white, before him, and the birds, chattering in the bushes, seemed to say:-

With a long pike-staff on his shoulder he could clear his way so well he made every one fly before him.

These were: a helmet of raw oxhide, a three-ply linen breastplate, a bronze shield, long pike, short spear, high boots, sword.

Aias, a long pike in his hand, drove multitudes of Trojans back, while, in a loud voice, he put courage into the Greeks.

In a moment he stopped abruptly without the transitorial balancing Bob would have believed necessary, and went calmly to pushing mightily with a long pike-pole.

The long pikes with which the Americans were armed proved particularly effective.

The long pikes were lowered, steadied, held in bristling line.

Numerous archers, armed with long pikes, formed an appropriate frame for this lugubrious picture.

Then came the Royal Guards, all with long pikes or flashing swords in their grasp.