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Meanings of heavy bludgeon in English
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Usage of heavy bludgeon in English
1
The persuader is a short, heavy bludgeon with a nail-studded head.
2
The priest went mad, and with his heavy bludgeon ran amuck among his fellows.
3
For he had handed, to each, a heavy bludgeon.
4
He likewise carried a heavy bludgeon, somewhat like a policeman's baton, which was slung at his side.
5
The Yembawys are all armed, although they seldom appear so in public, and they carry usually a heavy bludgeon in their hand.
6
All of them had very strong frames and all had arms that resembled heavy bludgeons.
7
Some of the people went in different directions to reconnoitre, all armed with their heavy bludgeons.
8
In their hands they held bunches of fresh green reeds, sharp as knives, or heavy bludgeons of oak, or stone tomahawks.
9
What their work was, the heavy bludgeons they carried and the long knife that one of them had lent to Bauer showed pretty clearly.
10
There was a cry of "Down with them!" and a rush of a score of men, most of whom were armed with heavy bludgeons.
11
"You see this weapon." He took up the heavy bludgeon that Oliver had made for himself on commencing his travels in Newfoundland.