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pikestaff

[pahyk-staf, -stahf] / ˈpaɪkˌstæf, -ˌstɑf /
NOUN
cane
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Example Sentences

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He heard the “tramp, tramp” of the sentry and the thudding of the pikestaff as it struck the stone when the sentry turned at the wall of the house.

From Literature

He said it was "plain as a pikestaff" that the EU will "not compromise as long as they believe there is the faintest possibility that Parliament can block Brexit on 31 October".

From BBC

Sam, who had been watching his master with great concern, shook his head and muttered: ‘Plain as a pikestaff it is, but it’s no good Sam Gamgee putting in his spoke just now.’

From Literature

We had gone no more than a hundred yards before a man carrying a pikestaff and a bell and leading a mastiff on a leash stalked up to us.

From Literature

It would probably have been a death stroke but for the tough pikestaff.

From Project Gutenberg