cowlstaff

/ˈkaʊlstæf/
noun
  1. A pole used to carry a cowl or a burden suspended between two people; also, a staff used in traditional English morris dancing.
    • The two farmers carried the heavy basket on a cowlstaff between them.
    • The museum displayed an antique cowlstaff used for carrying loads.
    • In the folk dance, the performer twirled a cowlstaff decorated with ribbons.
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