hurlbone (Meaning)
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hurlbone (n.)
See Whirlbone.
A bone near the middle of the buttock of a horse.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hurlbone
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hurlbone Sentence Examples
- The hurlbone was a heavy, wooden spear used by ancient warriors.
- The hurlbone soared through the air, striking its target with lethal force.
- They assembled the hurlbone, sharpening its point and securing its feathers.
- The hurlbone was an essential weapon for hunting and self-defense.
- The warrior hurled the hurlbone with incredible precision, piercing the enemy's heart.
- The hurlbone's impact sent splinters flying and shattered bones.
- The hurlbone was a testament to the skill and ingenuity of ancient craftsmen.
- The hurlbone became an iconic symbol of warfare and bravery in tribal cultures.
- The hurlbone's sharp point and aerodynamic shape allowed it to travel great distances.
- The hurlbone was a formidable weapon, feared by both foes and allies alike.
FAQs About the word hurlbone
See Whirlbone., A bone near the middle of the buttock of a horse.
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The hurlbone was a heavy, wooden spear used by ancient warriors.
The hurlbone soared through the air, striking its target with lethal force.
They assembled the hurlbone, sharpening its point and securing its feathers.
The hurlbone was an essential weapon for hunting and self-defense.
