double-bitted axe (Meaning)
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double-bitted axe (n)
an ax that has cutting edges on both sides of the head
Synonyms & Antonyms of double-bitted axe
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double-bitted axe Sentence Examples
- The double-bitted axe rested heavily in the woodsman's hands as he prepared to fell the mighty oak.
- We spotted it in the antique shop, a pristine double-bitted axe with a gleaming silver head.
- The blacksmith deftly hammered the glowing metal, shaping it into a double-bitted axe.
- He swings the double-bitted axe with practiced ease, the blade glinting in the sunlight as it sinks into the trunk of the tree.
- Hefting his double-bitted axe, the lumberjack strode through the dense forest towards the marked trees.
- The logger's powerful arms made the double-bitted axe look like a toy as he effortlessly felled trees in his path.
- The sturdy double-bitted axe was a symbol of the pioneer spirit, a tool that had helped conquer the American frontier.
- The firefighter deftly wielded the double-bitted axe to break down the door and rescue the trapped occupants.
- The survivalist kept his double-bitted axe close by, a reliable tool for chopping firewood and building shelter in the wilderness.
- The weathered double-bitted axe hung on the wall of the cabin, a reminder of the hard work and resilience of generations past.
FAQs About the word double-bitted axe
an ax that has cutting edges on both sides of the head
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The double-bitted axe rested heavily in the woodsman's hands as he prepared to fell the mighty oak.
We spotted it in the antique shop, a pristine double-bitted axe with a gleaming silver head.
The blacksmith deftly hammered the glowing metal, shaping it into a double-bitted axe.
He swings the double-bitted axe with practiced ease, the blade glinting in the sunlight as it sinks into the trunk of the tree.
