moot-axe English

Meaning moot-axe meaning

What does moot-axe mean?

moot-axe noun

— (West Country) An specialised axe for cutting tree stumps.

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How do I use moot-axe in a sentence?

Simple sentences

An axe in the house keeps the carpenter away.

For a rough branch, a keen axe is needed.

Take an axe, and cut off the head of the calf with one blow. With a second, split its head in two, and in its brain you will see a bright red ball. Bring that to me.

With one blow of the axe, he killed the calf, and with the second split its brain.

Tom took the axe and went to chop down some trees in the forest; because he wanted to build a new barrier.

Our entire much-praised technological progress, and civilization generally, could be compared to an axe in the hand of a pathological criminal.

Tom sharpened his axe.

It's a sharp axe, but the branch is not yielding.

Many revolutionaries have been beheaded at the axe of a guillotine.

The handle of an axe is Death to its own tribe.

We cut trees with an axe.

Tom chopped some firewood with his axe.