canegamet (kang am)

The game of quintain: so called because hollow canes were sometimes used instead of lances. Strutt. cane-gun (kān gun'), n. A weapon comprising a gun-barrel with its discharging devices, arranged so as to present the appearance of an ordinary walking-stick. E. H. Knight. caneh, kaneh (kä'ne), n. [Heb. qaneh, a reed: see canel.] A Hebrew measure of 6 cubits, translated reed in the authorized version of the Bible, equal to 10 feet 11 inches. cane-harvester (kān härves-ter), n. A machine, resembling in form the common corn harvester, used to cut and gather sugar-cane or sorghum.