Bludgeons [noun]

Then his fingers closed on a dry branch, and five immense bludgeons hurtled toward the startled Sepharians.

Ruffians mounted guard at the entrance, armed with swords, fire-arms,5 and bludgeons.

They were habituated to consider wounds and bludgeons and stabbing as the obvious mode of surmounting every difficulty.

The eggers, now numbering a dozen, all armed with guns and bludgeons, bid defiance to the fishermen.

Many of his followers were armed with bludgeons and other rude weapons, and moved in files.

"We must beat our swords and pistols into scalping-knives and bludgeons," remarked Burr, banteringly.

They hastened altogether to the scene of action, armed, some with guns, and the rest with stout bludgeons.

Some of the people went in different directions to reconnoitre, all armed with their heavy bludgeons.

All were armed with long shields, and carried either bludgeons, slings, or strong lances pointed with flint or bone.

Barrett had picked up one of the discarded bludgeons and was supporting himself on it.