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Hatchet
Hatchet noun - A small ax with a short handle used with one hand (usually to chop wood).
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Synonyms for Hatchet
Nearby Word: hatch
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Both words in one sentence
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Alec Baldwin's One-Scene Wonder in Glengarry Glen Ross as hatchet man Blake, threatening to fire the worst-performing salesmen at the end of the week.
Source: Inhuman Resources -
The first time he did this, he accidentally discovered how to make fire: there's bits of flint embedded in the wall of his shelter, and striking that with his steel hatchet...hmm.
Source: Literature / Brian's Saga -
Examples: the Axe of Smiting (a hatchet), a cudgel that opens all doors, and a leather vest that makes you immune to fire.
Source: Lethal Joke Item
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