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a weapon with a long handle and a metal pointed tip, used for fighting and fishing in the past
What is a "spear"?
A spear is a long weapon with a pointed tip, typically made of metal, and attached to a wooden shaft. It is used for thrusting, throwing, or as a stabbing weapon in close combat. Historically, spears have been used for hunting, warfare, and in some sports. The pointed tip allows for effective penetration, while the shaft provides leverage for thrusting or throwing. Spears have been important in many cultures for both defense and offense. They are still used in some traditional events and martial arts today.
a long, narrow, pointed form resembling a spearhead, often used to describe certain plants or objects
a tool used in fishing to thrust or throw at fish underwater to catch them, typically consisting of a sharp point attached to a long handle
What is a "spear"?
A spear is a tool used in fishing that consists of a long handle with a sharp point at the end. The fisherman thrusts or throws the spear at fish underwater to catch them. It is a traditional method of fishing often called spearfishing. The spear allows the fisherman to target and catch fish by aiming accurately. It is typically used in clear waters, where the fish can be seen easily. Spears are commonly made from materials like metal or wood, depending on the fishing environment and fish species being targeted.
to pierce or wound something using a spear
to rise, project, or thrust upward sharply like a spear
