pogamoggan
/ˌpɒɡəˈmɒɡ(ə)n/(also pukamoggan, pogamogan) North American. Now historical
noun
A kind of club, typically of a single piece of hardwood with a ball-shaped head (often set with a sharp piece of stone or metal) or with a stone head, used especially as a weapon by some North American Indians.
Origin
Late 18th century. From Ojibwa pakama:kan club, lit. ‘tool for striking (a person)’.