lancaster
/ˈlæŋkæstər/Definitions
1. proper noun
A city in England, particularly known as the home of the Lancashire county cricket team.
“The team from Lancaster won the championship.”
2. noun
A type of medieval battle-axe, often associated with medieval knights.
“The knight wielded a long lancaster during the battle.”
3. noun
In the context of the United States, specifically a bomber aircraft of World War II.
“The Lancaster played a significant role in the war.”
4. verb
To move or go forward with a strong, determined step.
“She lanced across the field, determined to reach the finish line.”
5. verb
To strike or move with a sharp, decisive motion.
“He lanced his sword at the opponent.”