spearpoint
IPA: spˈɪrpɔɪnt
noun
- The point or tip of a spear.
spear-point
IPA: spˈɪrpɔɪnt
noun
- the head and sharpened point of a spear
Examples of "spearpoint" in Sentences
- They reach Spearpoint and land in the middle of a sea of people.
- Human civilisation is largely confined to the city of Spearpoint.
- The spring-loaded spearpoint sliced across the mace-wielder's thighs.
- Then she darted forward beneath the spearpoint and slashed at his hand.
- This equals to the post modernist moral equivalence, a leftist spearpoint.
- I too have wondered what a story a spearpoint could tell if it could talk.
- This head consisted of three sharp weapons an axe head, spearpoint, and hook.
- He won praise from NATO command and successfully executed Exercise Spearpoint.
- In the horizon they see what appears to be a very similar object to Spearpoint.
- Andy Spearpoint was reported in 2004 to be working as a freelance music teacher.
- My friend tells the story of a spearpoint he found here last spring on a turkey hunt.
- So far he hadn't been forced to utilize the concealed spearpoint and hoped he'd never have to.
- But instead of a spearpoint, the upper end widened into a thick wooden knob with bumps and dull points.