bolos (Meaning)

bolos

a long heavy single-edged knife of Philippine origin used to cut vegetation and as a weapon, a long heavy single-edged knife used in the Philippines

The cowboys twirled their bolos with precision, ready to capture stray cattle.
The leather bolos served as both a tool and a decorative accessory for the vaqueros.
The woven cords of the bolos whistled through the air as they were thrown.
The weights at the end of the bolos added momentum and accuracy to the throw.
The bolos would wrap around the animal's legs, immobilizing it.
The women in the town wore elaborate bolos made of silver and turquoise.
The bolos were a symbol of skill and tradition among the ranchers.
The children played with small bolos, pretending to be cowboys.
The bolo tie, a modern interpretation of the traditional bolo, became popular in the 1940s.
The bolos collection at the museum showcased the intricate craftsmanship of the Native American artisans.

a long heavy single-edged knife of Philippine origin used to cut vegetation and as a weapon, a long heavy single-edged knife used in the Philippines

stylets, stilettoes, dirks, cutlasses, bayonets, bowie knives, knives,machetes, stilettos, cutters

No antonyms found.

The cowboys twirled their bolos with precision, ready to capture stray cattle.

The leather bolos served as both a tool and a decorative accessory for the vaqueros.

The woven cords of the bolos whistled through the air as they were thrown.

The weights at the end of the bolos added momentum and accuracy to the throw.