twibil
/ˈtwaɪbɪl/
noun
- A tool with two cutting edges, such as a double-bladed axe or a mattock used for chopping or digging.
- He swung the twibil with both hands to split the thick log.
- The farmer used a twibil to clear the roots from the field.
- In the old blacksmith's shop, a rusty twibil hung on the wall.
- A type of ancient or medieval weapon with two blades or points, like a double-headed axe or a halberd.
- The museum displayed a bronze twibil from the Bronze Age.
- The knight's twibil had a sharp blade on one side and a spike on the other.
- Warriors in the ancient army carried a twibil into battle.