cudgel in Irish
cudgel in Irish is cleith, smachtín — cudgel means a thick, heavy stick used as a weapon.
cudgel in Irish
cleith
A short heavy club with a rounded head used as a weapon.
smachtín
A short heavy club with a rounded head used as a weapon.
What does "cudgel" mean?
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noun A thick, heavy stick used as a weapon.
"The guard hefted his cudgel menacingly and looked at the inmates."
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noun Something used to threaten or pressure someone into doing what you want.
"Mr. Cruz has been able to use his pseudo-intellectualism and his Ivy League pedigree as a cudgel."
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cudgel in a sentence
- The guard hefted his cudgel menacingly and looked at the inmates.
- Mr. Cruz has been able to use his pseudo-intellectualism and his Ivy League pedigree as a cudgel.
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What is "cudgel" in Irish?
"cudgel" in Irish is cleith, smachtín. cudgel means: A thick, heavy stick used as a weapon.
Are there other ways to say "cudgel" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "cudgel": cleith, smachtín.
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