| 释义 |
twi·bil
noun
or twi·bill \ˈtwīˌbil, -_bəl\
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English, a kind of two-bladed ax, mattock, from Old English twibill, from twi- + bill two-edged sword — more at bill
1. : a double-headed battle-ax
2. dialect England : a reaping hook especially for cutting beans |