A two-tipped spear is called a double-headed spear or a double-bladed spear. It is designed with a blade at both ends for increased versatility and effectiveness in combat.
Spears is the plural of spear
you use spear as a noun or verb.Examples:Noun: His spear was always kept sharp if any unwanted visitors were to come.Verb: I want you to spear that dummy right in the chest, soldier!
Yes, "spear" is a noun. It refers to a weapon with a pointed metal head, typically used for thrusting or throwing.
It is of Scandinavian derivation, as in 'os' for God and 'gar' for spear. The name translating as 'divine spear'. It is also associated with the German name Oskar
"Spear" is another word for "lance" that starts with the letter "s."
Ares's spear didn't have a specific name. It was a bronze-tipped spear.
Ancient China had invented the first iron tipped spears.
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He was killed by a spear tipped in the venom of a stingray.
A sledgehammer is long heavy hammer. Not sure what the hammer thrown at the Olympics is called, but a a javelin is a metal tipped spear used for field competitions at the Olympics.
"Clovis points" are prime examples of stone-tipped spears. Specimens made from chert, flint, jasper, and chalcedony have been found. They date back to the Paleo-Indian period about 13,500 years ago. The replaceable spear tip had a flute, or groove, which allowed it to be fastened (hafted) to the spear's shaft. That way, only the tips needed to be carried when travel to new hunting grounds became necessary. "Folsom points" are "newer".
It is called the Spear
It may have been any one or all of these. 1. fire 2. clothing 3. rock tipped spear
It is not. Saturn is called the "crowned planet" because of it's ring.Uranus is called the tipped planet because its axis of rotation is 89° to the ecliptic (the Ears axis is 23,5° to the ecliptic)
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