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quarterstaff::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
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| Type of | staff |
Examples of quarterstaff
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Toting a quarterstaff came to mind, but that smacks of vigilantism.
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On NBC, an American Gladiator is a beefcake model in a unitard swinging his padded quarterstaff.
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Later arts may teach fighting with the rapier, smallsword, backsword, quarterstaff, pike, or bayonet.
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Despite its inaccurate nomeclature, the Denn'Bok is in fact a metal quarterstaff with no piercing spearhead.
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It was supposed to use its keyboard dock as a mighty quarterstaff and deliver a memorable blow against Apple's champion.
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Events included horse-racing, coursing with hounds, running, jumping, dancing, sledgehammer throwing, fighting with swords and cudgels, quarterstaff, and wrestling.
From the en.wikipedia.org
So when the time set for the duel arrived, Dorin began apologizing for Musashi, who merely charged at Kihei with a six-foot quarterstaff, shouting a challenge to Kihei.
From the en.wikipedia.org
Traditional European systems of stick fighting included a wide variety of methods of quarterstaff combat, which were detailed in numerous manuscripts written by masters-at-arms.
From the en.wikipedia.org
- A long stout staff used as a weapon
- A quarterstaff (plural quarterstaves, also short staff) is a traditional English pole weapon and a technique of stick fighting, in use from the medieval and throughout the Early Modern period, into the 18th century.
- A wooden staff of an approximate length between 2 and 2.5 meters, sometimes tipped with iron, used as a weapon in rural England during the Early Modern period; Fighting or exercise with the quarterstaff
- Polearm weapon which was merely a long wooded pole.
- Angel - S1 - Basic weapon in the training of the Slayer.
- A long straight pole.
