haft
IPA: hˈæft
noun
- The handle of a tool or weapon.
- (Northern English dialect) A piece of mountain pasture to which a farm animal has become hefted.
verb
- (transitive) To fit a handle to (a tool or weapon).
- (transitive) To grip by the handle.
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Examples of "haft" in Sentences
- So you saying that Fox lies and only gives haft truths? interesting.
- In his other hand, he reached in his robe and found the haft of a filleting knife.
- Tantlatch continued to drum on the spear-haft, and gave no sign that he had heard.
- “Mine,” Magnus said, stepping on the haft and driving the blade deeper through his spine.
- The weapon is constructed of at least one ball which is attached to a haft by a metal chain.
- Grayson Leading In REPUBLICAN Primary yes thats right over haft of the repugs in his district will vote for him
- Grayson Leading In REPUBLICAN Primary yes thats right over haft of the repugs in his district will vote for him.
- In response, Harald said, “If I am so weak as not to be able to wield a sword … let my hand be tied to the haft.”
- I like rifles that r acurate right out of the box becals i dont haft to use that much ammo to make shure ther on target
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