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nulla-nulla
[ nuhl-uh-nuhl-uh ]
noun
- an Aboriginal club or cudgel for use in hunting and war.
nulla-nulla
/ ˌnʌləˈnʌlə /
noun
- a wooden club used by native Australians
Word History and Origins
Origin of nulla-nulla1
Word History and Origins
Origin of nulla-nulla1
Example Sentences
Hunting spears were slung from a rafter and Gulpilil kept a wooden Indigenous fighting club known as a nulla-nulla for self-protection.
Nulla-nulla, nul′a-nul′a, n. an Australian's hard-wood club.
The nulla-nulla is another bludgeon which bears a distinctive character . . . merely a round piece of wood, three feet long and two and a half inches thick, brought to a blunt point at the end.
Carolan had left me at Craigie, and gone on to a public house at Nulla-Nulla, on the main Flinders road from Townsville.
After savagely shouting at Jack, Ned drew a deep breath and turned to meet the black, whose eyes glowed with race hatred as he raised one hand from the water, took the short melon-headed nulla-nulla club from his teeth, rose a little higher, and struck at his fellow-swimmer with all his might.
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