poleax
nounHow to pronounce poleax:
Definition of poleax:
- poleax (noun):
- one with a long handle used as an ornamental weapon
- noun. a battle ax used in the Middle Ages; a long handled ax and a pick.
- a battle-ax with a short handle and often a hook or spike opposite the blade
Synonyms for poleax:
battle-ax
poleaxe
Antonyms for poleax:
blow up
break
elevate
erect
expand
incite
increase
lift
lose
raise
round
uncompress
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