Spear

What do we mean by spear?

A slender stalk, as of asparagus. noun

To sprout like a spear. intransitive verb

A weapon consisting of a long shaft with a sharply pointed end. noun

A shaft with a sharp point and barbs for spearing fish. noun

A soldier armed with a spear. noun

To pierce with a spear or other sharp object. intransitive verb

To catch with a thrust of the arm. intransitive verb

To block (an opponent) by ramming with the helmet, in violation of the rules. intransitive verb

To jab (an opponent) with the blade of a hockey stick, in violation of the rules. intransitive verb

To stab at something with a spear or other sharp object. intransitive verb

To pierce or strike with a spear or similar weapon: as, to spear fish.

To shoot into a long stem; germinate, as barley. See spire.

An obsolete form of speer.

A weapon consisting of a penetrating head attached to a long shaft of wood, designed to be thrust by or launched from the hand at an enemy or at game. noun

A man armed with a spear; a spearman. noun

A sharp-pointed instrument with barbed tines, generally three or four, used for stabbing fish and other animals; a fish-gig. noun

An instrument like or suggestive of an actual spear, as some articles of domestic or mechanical use, one of the long pieces fixed transversely to the beam or body of chevaux-de-frise, in some parts of England a bee's sting, etc. noun

One of the pieces of timber which together form the main rod of the Cornish pumping-engine. noun

The feather of a horse. Also called the streak of the spear. noun

A long stick with a sharp tip used as a weapon for throwing or thrusting, or anything used to make a thrusting motion.

A soldier armed with such a weapon; a spearman.

A lance with barbed prongs, used by fishermen to retrieve fish.

An illegal maneuver using the end of a hockey stick to strike into another hockey player.

In professional wrestling, a running tackle in which the wrestler's shoulder is driven into the opponent's midsection.

A shoot, as of grass; a spire.

The feather of a horse.

The rod to which the bucket, or plunger, of a pump is attached; a pump rod.

A long, thin strip from a vegetable.

Tool for pleasuring the ladies. Urban Dictionary

To put the same answer for multiple questions that one knows can only be right for one of the questions. It is done in the hope that a tired grader will not notice the repetition. Urban Dictionary

A melee (hand to hand) weapon. It is a long pole about five or six feet with a very short blade at the spearhead. The spear was very reliable back in the ancient to medieval ages. It is mainly a light thrusting weapon, also efficient in repelling cavalry. It can also be used to be thrown at the enemy. Unlike the sword, and the great axe, the spear did not take much energy to use. The spear was very light compared to the broadsword, and one slight thrust with the spear can kill, unlike the broadsword, where one has to swing hard to inflict damage. The spear also has its disadvantages; a very agile and fast soldier is best suited for using a spear, not the slow, big, tough soldier who can't move as fast. Since the pole of the spear is made of wood, a sword or axe can cut a spear in half, so a spear can not block any swings. Spears are also awkward when used with shields. Despite these disadvantages, the spear was an excellent weapon in the ancient to medieval ages until the advent of the gunpowder age. Urban Dictionary

A long bladed weapon used in combat Urban Dictionary

A thrusting or throwing weapon with long shaft and sharp head or blade Urban Dictionary

The penis. Urban Dictionary

(Of a woman) to have anal sex with a man using a strap-on phallus. Urban Dictionary

To fist a girl and then open your hand while still in her. Urban Dictionary

When someone is sleeping and you cum into their ear. Urban Dictionary

Verb. to gain rightful ownership of a person's cigarette lighter by concealing it on your person for a minimum of 15 minutes. An attempt to spears is deemed unsuccessful if the present owner takes measure to determine its whereabouts in the form of an inquiry directed specifically towards the spearser. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to spear:
spear, shear, speak, spar, smear, swear, pear, sear, stear, speer, sper, speir, spean, speal, spead, spea, snear, spehar, speas, speat, scear, spaar.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word spear:
phishing, destiny, odin, javelin, spears, pierced, sword, reigns, axe, shield, dagger, lance, arrow, spartan, weapon, bow, arrows, helmet, shaft, throwing, blade, knife, blades, thrown, tip, reggae, thrust, tips, grass, stick, throws, wound, warrior, tackle, armor, hunting, chest, fishing, blow, shoulder, wounds, weapons, killing, heads, triple, edge, burning, dies, gods, hand, grammy, pole, hunter, horse, symbol, kill, depicted, cavalry, combat, warriors, enemy.

Words that rhyme with spear:
clear, tear, gear, peer, sheer, year, shear, fear, career, adhere, mere, premier, austere, engineer, severe, deer, steer, cavalier, beer, pioneer, appear, queer, smear, volunteer, persevere, atmosphere, near, cheer, sphere, dear, sincere, pier, premiere, rear, interfere, revere, sneer, veneer, sear, frontier, veer, sere, cohere, jeer, hemisphere, souvenir, disappear, cashier, lear, emir, chandelier, belvedere, vere, commandeer, reindeer, biosphere, zaire, mir, chevalier, financier, stratosphere, mear, unclear, amir, stere, kir, stear, bombardier, insincere, neer, yesteryear, racketeer, shere, bandolier, bere, deere, headgear, domineer, mountaineer, brigadier, teer, fleer, profiteer, meir, kier, midyear, crystal clear, fier, speer, marketeer, leap year, auctioneer, gere, reappear, rainier, brere, frere, spere, wier, greer.

Adjectives that are often used to describe spear:
long, short, great, sharp, pointed, heavy, wooden, pronged, barbed, broken, sacred, mighty, light, ashen, single, tipped, huge, golden, bladed, magic, headed, bloody, strong, foot, holy, deadly, big, slender, roman, tall, red, broad, fatal, bright, handled, fishing, brazen, uplifted, idle, ceremonial, stout, cruel, hunting, native, shafted, hostile, thin, massive, terrible, ponderous, flaming, throwing, jeweled, bronze, enormous, shattered, green, ready, upright, hog, royal, greek, murderous, tiny, famous, blunt, beechen, sharpened, longer, fiery, shaped, formidable, macedonian, jagged.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective spear:
head, heads, thrower, points, point, throwers, thrust, shaft, grass, throwing, shafts, fishing, wound, thrusts, bearer, men, carrier, carriers, bearers, wounds, blade, fish, blades, won, butt, butts, swerling, gun, tip, tips, fishermen, handle, guns, handles, cast, haft, lengths, length, mint, maker, thistle, staff, masters, trap, play, waving, holder, fisherman, rest, arm, storm, breaking, casts, fighting, making, hafts, traps, fight, staves, arrowheads, bearing, wood, master, thrusting, carrying, chucker, shaker, paddle, casting, fights, shield, diary, mark, tackler, makers, pasture, danes, hunting, holders, shaking, hero, wand, finger, shot, mending, salmon.

Consonant match to spear:
spare, spar, spire, spoor, spore, speer, spere, speir, sparr, spohr, spahr, spaur, speare.

Words that sound like spear:
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