ax
IPA: ˈæks
Root Word: Ax
noun
- A surname.
- (American spelling) Alternative form of axe [A tool for felling trees or chopping wood etc. consisting of a heavy head flattened to a blade on one side, and a handle attached to it.]
verb
- (American spelling) Alternative form of axe [(transitive) To fell or chop with an axe.]
- (now nonstandard or dialectical, especially African-American Vernacular, MLE and Bermuda) Alternative form of ask [(transitive or ditransitive) To request (information, or an answer to a question).]
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Examples of "ax" in Sentences
- Axe man is the best of the world
- Enlighten the readership, ax the trash.
- The Fray axe is definitely of the good.
- It is the antecedent of the modern ice axe.
- He brought a plait, an ax and a hammer with him.
- The carpenter chopped poplar with an eletronic ax.
- These axes are known as the two 'principal axes' of the hyperbola.
- The three hinge axes are parallel to the optical axes of the bodies.
- In the bathroom scene, Pink chopping a hole in the door with the axe is cut.
- The more time one spends sharpening the axe, the easier it is to chop the wood.