warwickite (warwikit)

[ He [Edward I.], with another engine named the warwolf , pierced with one stone, and cut as even as a thread, two Camden , Remains, Artillery, p. 206. The war - wolfs there vaunt-mures. Hurl'd their huge stones. Southey, Joan of Arc, viii. Worn with military war-worn (war'worn), a. service: especially applied to a veteran soldier, or one grown old in arms. The stout old general whose battles and campaigns are over, who has come home to rest his war - worn limbs, what must be his feelings? Thackeray, Philip, xvi.