? A bill or halberd.

(a) Originally: a weapon for use in close combat, existing in various forms but generally having a head consisting of an axe blade or hammer-head…

An obsolete military weapon used chiefly by infantry; varying in form from a simple concave blade with a long wooden handle, to a kind of concave…

A weapon consisting of a blade fastened to a long handle; a kind of halbert. Obsolete.

A type of spear or staff weapon with a broad, triangular, double-edged blade, similar to the partisan (partisan, n.1 1a), but without the basal…

A weapon consisting of a spear and battleaxe combined, in use esp. during the 15th and 16th centuries, and having a spearhead or spike above an…

‘A kind of bill; a warlike instrument’ (Jamieson).

A kind of halberd painted brown, formerly used by foot-soldiers and watchmen.

A pike or sword having a broad blade or head likened to the tongue of an ox; = langue de boeuf, n. 3. Now historical.

Such a weapon borne ceremonially by civic and other guards.

a type of halberd having an elongated blade with a hook behind it, of a type originating in or associated with Lochaber.

a light kind of halbert.

a halberd; = sense 1a.

A halberd or bill carried by guards.

A weapon that can be used as both a dagger and an axe; a halberd.