axeUK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈæks/US:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling(aks)
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No dictionary entry found for 'axe' ✓ See the definition of "axe" in our monolingual dictionaryForum discussions with the word(s) "axe" in the title: A German will thrash wheat out of the head of an axe - War and Peace - English Only forum
A gold and silver axe - English Only forum a supernatural visitor carrying an axe - English Only forum an axe to grind - English Only forum an axe to grind - English Only forum An axe-grinder - English Only forum And that's where the axe fell - English Only forum Axe is home - English Only forum axe or ax - English Only forum axe with parallel side for two-thirds of the length - use of "for" - English Only forum axe you a question - English Only forum axe-slash - English Only forum Collective substantive for Bucket, Cooking pot, Axe - English Only forum ditch plans to axe - English Only forum entertain own dark schemes vs. have own axe to grind - English Only forum famous axe - English Only forum get the bird / get the axe (BrE) - English Only forum holding a battle axe on his hand - English Only forum jump the axe - English Only forum Old axe... - English Only forum put an axe through one's skull - English Only forum put the axe in the helve - English Only forum Skittles to Noah's axe - English Only forum Sound of an axe striking a tree - English Only forum That pain is like an axe <that><which> which chops at my heart - English Only forum The children told the mother about the suspicious man, about his large axe - English Only forum the turkey got the axe - English Only forum This hammer is more used than that axe. - English Only forum To have an axe to grind - English Only forum to spare the axe - English Only forum more...
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