cutlass , also: cutlas

Jackson came back, a couple of cutlasses under one arm.

For this purpose, they assembled a number of old cutlasses.

There were cutlasses enough to arm every man, and pistols too.

The most of the cutlasses were in another place.

To get wealthy the people should take their cutlasses and open farms in the bush.

Overall sales climbed again to 121,639, of which 53,492 were Cutlasses.

Later some of the sailors "fell upon" the chief with cutlasses.

A couple of men took the cutlasses away from their companions and gave them more rum instead.

A few pistols and cutlasses, but there should be no fighting.

I only stopped to scoop up one of the fallen cutlasses, but even so she left me well behind.

Take Louis with you and bring the cutlasses too.

But it was hard just crouching here and watching those men giving out cutlasses.

Over one quarter of all Cutlasses built were destroyed in accidents.

How the sun strikes fire from their pikes and cutlasses!

The men could choose whether they had cutlasses or boarding pikes.

The 1966 442 shared a modest facelift with other Cutlasses.

When it was held in one hand, the machete brought to mind cutlasses and sword fighting.

Two men were racing from the direction of the main entrance, waving cutlasses.

"But piracy on the high seas went out with the manufacture of cutlasses."

He added: "We're going to fight them with knives, guns, cutlasses and anything else we can find."

At other times only the petty officers carried cutlasses.

Various upraised hands had quite clearly been holding knives and cutlasses.

The Marines went out of style with grappling hooks and cutlasses.

For that matter, we may have and I just don't know anything about it, assuming they settled the business with cutlasses!

A cheer went up, and a rattle of cutlasses.