Hatchet ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Hatchet ( noun )

1. A small ax used for chopping wood or cutting small branches.
2. A tool used for chopping and cutting.

Origin:

The word hatchet comes from the old english word hæccet, which is of germanic origin.

Examples:

1. I used a hatchet to chop kindling for the fire.
2. John was a skilled woodsman, he could chop down a tree with just a hatchet and a knife.
3. I lost my hatchet on the camping trip, now I can't chop firewood.
4. She hacked at the ice with a hatchet to clear a path.
5. I can chop this branch with my hatchet if you want to bring it inside.

(As a verb)

Hatchet ( verb )

1. A small ax used for chopping wood or cutting small branches.
2. A tool used for chopping and cutting.

Origin:

The word hatchet comes from the old english word hæccet, which is of germanic origin.

Examples:

1. I used a hatchet to chop kindling for the fire.
2. John was a skilled woodsman, he could chop down a tree with just a hatchet and a knife.
3. I lost my hatchet on the camping trip, now I can't chop firewood.
4. She hacked at the ice with a hatchet to clear a path.
5. I can chop this branch with my hatchet if you want to bring it inside.