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Meanings of tomahawk (tomahawking) in English
Spanish
te-416 tomahawk 
Fighter aircraft series by Curtiss.
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Examples for "hatchet"
Examples for "hatchet"
1
In the end a sharp hatchet-stroke discharged the duty of the campoodie.
2
Bring your hatchet along and clear out the Canteen in the Home.
3
Panting, he reached across to take the hatchet into his left hand.
4
And we have but one hatchet to aid us in making it.
5
We began our preparation; we each took a game-bag and a hatchet.
Usage of tomahawking in English
1
The Sioux followed like crazy wolves, tomahawking the tired and slow ones.
2
Not that Lucien had set out with the intention of tomahawking anybody.
3
That very night they killed their captors by shooting one and tomahawking the other.
4
The old savage was yet in favour of tomahawking the captives and retreating without delay.
5
Witchcraft is punished by death, stabbing, tomahawking, or burning.
6
The villages which were attacked were set on fire after the tomahawking and scalping were done.
7
Then the warriors dashed from their ambush, tomahawking the living and scalping both dead and dying.
8
He had succeeded barely to the extent of turning the mode of execution from tomahawking to shooting.
9
Seeing the failure of their efforts the savages then left, first tomahawking and scalping the two elder children.
10
Who saw the tomahawking done?
11
There could be little doubt that the Apaches preferred to take both prisoners, instead of shooting or tomahawking them in a fight.
12
Foremost, where do you stash a leashless ice tool when you need to let go, but don't want it tomahawking to the ground?
13
Oncle Jazon proved to be one of the most refractory among those who demanded tomahawking and scalping as the only treatment due Long-Hair.
14
We have proposed to the Shearers' Union to establish a system of fines for 'tomahawking' sheep, but the union refuses to do anything about it.
15
The ensuing abrupt stop may be enough to send you tomahawking down the slope head over heels (or sprain an ankle or torque a knee).
16
"Fool!" exclaimed Magadar, scarce able to refrain from tomahawking the brave in his wrath-"launchthe canoes and give chase."
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Translations for tomahawking
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Tomahawking through the time