quarterstaff
IPA: kwˈɔrtɝstæf
noun
- A wooden staff of an approximate length between 2 and 2.5 meters, sometimes tipped with iron, used as a weapon in rural England during the Early Modern period.
- Fighting or exercise with the quarterstaff.
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Examples of "quarterstaff" in Sentences
- He generally fights with a quarterstaff.
- Their favored weapon is the quarterstaff.
- Cegilune's favored weapon is the quarterstaff.
- Fharlanghn's favored weapon is the quarterstaff.
- Tuck is occasionally seen fighting with a quarterstaff.
- The hoopak can be used as a spear, quarterstaff, or sling.
- The picture, and some of the description, is of quarterstaff.
- Daniel continued fighting with the shaft like a quarterstaff.
- The techniques have much in common with longsword and quarterstaff.
- They are adept at martial arts, and the use of the quarterstaff and rod.
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