Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
stone-axe
Noun
/stoʊn æks/
Definition
A prehistoric tool made of stone that is typically used for chopping, carving, and cutting.
Examples
- The ancient tribes used a stone-axe to fell trees for building shelters.
- Archaeologists discovered a stone-axe that was used thousands of years ago.
- During the stone age, survival hinged on the effectiveness of the stone-axe.
Meaning
A stone-axe is a hand tool that was commonly used in ancient times for various purposes, including woodworking and hunting.
Synonyms
- Chopper
- Hatchet
- Stone tool
