Word Of The Day

Glaive:

  1. A weapon formerly used, consisting of a large blade fixed on the end of a pole, whose edge was on the outsidecurve.
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  2. A light lance with a longsharppointed head.
  3. (poetically or loosely) A sword.
    The glaive which he did wield. Spenser.
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Mentioned by my Arts Editor when I asked whether or not prosecutor Hamilton Burger ever considered just pulling a gun out and shooting Perry Mason. She suggested they’d go at it with glaives.

Source: Wikipedia

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