spearpoint

IPA: spˈɪrpɔɪnt

spear-point

IPA: spˈɪrpɔɪnt

The crowd jeered as he was jabbed at spear-point towards the hole.
The happy ones end with the victor returning hime juggling the bad guy's head on a spear-point.
Scarcely a word had been spoken between them and when I essayed various dialects I only got the prod of a spear-point.
Then he so foined him in the breast that the spear-point issued from his back and he cried out, saying, Ho! will none come out?
That's the spear-point security tech selected by the U.S. National Security Agency to protect classified government information.
This guy is the spear-point of Chairman and Chief Executive Robert J. Ulrich's savvy marketing machine, seducing "regular folks" with impressive cunning.
During the first couple weeks of His exercise program, He couldn't work out on the treadmill for more than 10 minutes without gasping for breath and aggravating the old spear-point injury in His side.
Once the spear-point of Communism's global march into the Western hemisphere--reaching a dark zenith with the installation of Kremlin missiles in 1962-- Castro's Cuba came on harder times after the collapse of its mighty patron, the late USSR.
I screamed and closed with him, seizing his right wrist as the spear-point swung at my breast, my hand slipping on that oily skin; I drove a knee at his groin, butting him for all I was worth and trying to bite his throat - all I got was a mouthful of monkey -, skin collar, and God, how he stank!