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1. spear thrower
noun.
A
device
resembling
a
sling
that
is
used
in
various
primitive
societies
to
propel
a
dart
or
spear.
Synonyms
dart thrower
throwing stick
throwing board
device
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2. spear-point
noun.
The
head
and
sharpened
point
of
a
spear.
Synonyms
shaft
spear
pike
lance
spearhead
point
spearpoint
Antonyms
stay in place
close
follower
antinode
node
3. thrower
noun.
(ˈθroʊɝ)
A
craftsman
who
shapes
pottery
on
a
potter's
wheel
and
bakes
them
it
a
kiln.
Synonyms
craftsman
journeyman
artisan
potter
artificer
ceramicist
ceramist
Antonyms
fat person
introvert
good guy
acquaintance
male
4. thrower
noun.
(ˈθroʊɝ)
Someone
who
projects
something
(especially
by
a
rapid
motion
of
the
arm).
Synonyms
twirler
pitcher
someone
person
pelter
hurler
mortal
slinger
soul
somebody
individual
tosser
Antonyms
debtor
worker
adult
female
loser
5. thrower
noun.
(ˈθroʊɝ)
A
person
who
twists
silk
or
rayon
filaments
into
a
thread
or
yarn.
Synonyms
throwster
worker
Antonyms
nonworker
juvenile
bad person
6. spear
verb.
(ˈspɪr)
Pierce
with
a
spear.
Synonyms
spike
impale
transfix
empale
Antonyms
unfasten
disallow
forbid
disappear
hide
Etymology
spear (English)
spere (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
7. spear
noun.
(ˈspɪr)
A
long
pointed
rod
used
as
a
tool
or
weapon.
Synonyms
shaft
spear-point
lance
assagai
javelin
trident
spearhead
spearpoint
weapon system
assegai
weapon
barb
arm
Antonyms
stay in place
close
follower
dissuasion
disarm
Etymology
spear (English)
spere (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
8. spear
noun.
(ˈspɪr)
An
implement
with
a
shaft
and
barbed
point
used
for
catching
fish.
Synonyms
leister
gig
fizgig
implement
fishing gear
lance
harpoon
fishing tackle
tackle
rig
fishing rig
fishgig
Antonyms
exempt
avoid
outspan
detach
unharness
Etymology
spear (English)
spere (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
9. spear
verb.
(ˈspɪr)
Thrust
up
like
a
spear.
Synonyms
jut out
stick out
project
protrude
jut
spear up
Antonyms
fall
decrease
bore
Etymology
spear (English)
spere (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
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