Beak and Spike

Beak

Beak noun - The jaws of a bird together with their hornlike covering.

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Spike and beak are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Spike" instead a noun "Beak".

Nearby Words: beaker, beaked, beaky

Spike noun - A long, thin sharp-pointed implement (wood or metal).

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Beak and spike are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Beak" instead a noun "Spike".

Nearby Words: spiked, spiky, spiking

bent	bent beak	bent spike
full	full beak	full spike
long	long beak	long spike
similar	similar beak	similar spike
Other adjectives: straight, sharp, powerful, large, huge, black, new, gigantic, giant, oversized.

Like White Pantera, Justice Jaguar Hairpin Lockpick: Throughout the series, multiple items including El Tigre's claws, Frida's spike bracelets, and a bird's beak have been used to open locks.

Source: Western Animation / El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera aka: El Tigre
Hachak: a poleaxe with a spike and hammer/beak on the other end, with shaft midsection detachable and hollowed to store a few darts.

Source: Mix-and-Match Weapon
Real European warhammers featured a beak-like spike on one side for piercing armor, and a flat hammerhead or set of blunt claws on the other for crushing helmets.

Source: Drop the Hammer

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