claymore
/ˈkleɪmɔr/ or /ˈkleɪmoʊər/Definitions
1. noun
a large two-handed sword of Scottish origin, typically with a broad blade and a hook-shaped guard.
“The Scottish warrior wielded his claymore with great skill and precision.”
2. verb
to kill or defeat someone or something with a powerful or decisive blow, especially one that is considered to be a crushing blow.
“The team’s star player claymore-d the opposing team’s offense, securing a crucial victory.”