Definition of pike-pole in English:

pike-pole

noun ˈpʌɪkpəʊl

North American

1A pole with a point or spike at the end, especially one with a hook and spike used by loggers for driving and guiding floating logs.
2In firefighting: a long pole with a fire-hook at one end.

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Rogers (1731–1795), frontiersman and army officer. From pike + pole.

nounˈpʌɪkpəʊl

North American

1A pole with a point or spike at the end, especially one with a hook and spike used by loggers for driving and guiding floating logs.
2In firefighting: a long pole with a fire-hook at one end.

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Rogers (1731–1795), frontiersman and army officer. From pike + pole.

单词	pike-pole
释义	Definition of pike-pole in English: pike-pole noun ˈpʌɪkpəʊl North American 1A pole with a point or spike at the end, especially one with a hook and spike used by loggers for driving and guiding floating logs. 2In firefighting: a long pole with a fire-hook at one end. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Rogers (1731–1795), frontiersman and army officer. From pike + pole. Definition of pike-pole in US English: pike-pole nounˈpʌɪkpəʊl North American 1A pole with a point or spike at the end, especially one with a hook and spike used by loggers for driving and guiding floating logs. 2In firefighting: a long pole with a fire-hook at one end. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Rogers (1731–1795), frontiersman and army officer. From pike + pole.
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