billhook
/ˈbɪlhʊk/Definitions
1. noun
A curved or hooked tool, typically used for cutting or trimming branches, having a blade and a handle.
“The forester used a billhook to clear the path through the dense undergrowth.”
2. verb
To cut or trim something, typically with a billhook, especially branches or foliage.
“The gardener billhooked the overgrown shrubs to restore their shape.”