shillelagh
IPA: ʃˈɪɫɪɫʌg
noun
- (Ireland) A wooden (traditionally blackthorn (sloe) wood) club ending with a large knob.
- Any cudgel, whether or not of Irish origin.
- A village in County Wicklow, Ireland.
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Examples of "shillelagh" in Sentences
- I have never seen a cutaway of the Shillelagh.
- The tune was later known as 'The Sprig of Shillelagh'.
- Your shillelagh seems like an instrument of personal attack.
- His weapon of choice is the shillelagh, a magical druid club.
- The Millwall brick is used similarly to a shillelagh or waddy.
- The Millwall brick is used similarly to a shillelagh or a waddy.
- During this time, Finlay began to wield a shillelagh as a weapon.
- The territory included the oak wood of Shillelagh, and part of Co.
- Also known by various ethnic names such as knobkerry or shillelagh.
- Oh, and for the publication quest, be sure to pack your shillelagh.
- E superstar Finlay carries a shillelagh to the ring as his signature weapon.
- And in the immortal words of John Belushi, "I'd like to smash you in the face with my shillelagh".
- Because it's full of the kind of leprechaun, shillelagh, Erin Go Bragh factor, which is a bit cringy.
- Charlie had gone from crutches to a cane, which he now swung around as he walked, like the same old shillelagh me father brought from Ireland.
- She caressed his flaccid shillelagh, wondering if Ricki would ever forgive her; wondering, too, if she would have felt half this good after sex with Ricki.
- For those not versed in Irish history or post WWII cartoons, a shillelagh is a wooden club, typically made from a stout knotty stick, with a large knob on the end.
- The rest of the day I'll spend wandering the halls of Congress with my shillelagh and shamrocks, doing my best impersonation of St. Patrick as I try to drive the snakes out of Capitol Hill.
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