batt
/bæt/Definitions
1. noun
A short, usually straight, stick or rod, especially one used as a handle for a tool or a weapon.
“The fisherman used a small batt as a handle to lift the heavy net out of the water.”
2. noun
A small, usually cylindrical, piece of metal or wood used as a handle or a striking surface.
“The sword’s batt was worn and damaged from years of use.”
3. verb
To strike or hit something with a flat surface, especially a batt.
“She batt the mud off her boots before entering the house.”