cosh
/kɒʃ/Definitions
1. noun
a short length of rope or cord used to steady something, especially in climbing or sailing
“She used a cosh to secure the rope to the mast.”
2. noun
a police truncheon
“The police officer carried a cosh to subdue violent suspects.”
3. verb
to hit or strike with a cosh
“The thief coshed the victim on the head and ran away.”
4. verb
to beat or thrash someone with the fists or a stick
“He coshed his opponent in the boxing match.”