-
Scythes almost always have the
blade projecting from the left side of the
snaith when in use, with the edge
towards the mower; left-handed
scythes are...
-
projecting scythes ****ed. Later, Jan Žižka's
Hussite warriors,
recruited mostly from peasantry, used
modified scythes.
Called originally 'kůsa -
scythe' and...
- to be the best approach.
Scythes wear
rings that
grant immunity by
transferring one's DNA to a databank. Once
becoming Scythes, they must take the name...
-
Anaxilas of
Rhegium to take
advantage of
Scythes' absence, and
occupy the city of
Zancle itself. In response,
Scythes asked for the ****istance of his ally...
- Look up
scythe in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
scythe is an
agricultural hand tool for
mowing gr**** or
reaping crops.
Scythe or
scythes may also...
- The
scythe sword (Sensenschwert) was a type of single-edged
sword of the
German Renaissance,
related to the Dussack. It
consisted of the
blade of a scythe...
-
axles equipped with
scythes.
There is no
accepted archaeological evidence concerning scythed chariots.
There are some
large heavy scythe blades from late...
- The
Allen Scythe,
sometimes called the
Allen Power Scythe, is a petrol-powered finger-bar mower. It was made from 1933
until 1973 by John
Allen and Sons...
- one
forward and one rear, with a
wingspan of 2.3 m; 30 fully-****embled
Scythes can be
stacked in one
shipping container for transport. Take off is achieved...
- The
Scythe of Time may
refer to: a
humorous short story by
Edgar Allan Poe,
later published as "A Predicament" "
Scythe of Time," a
track on
Grave Digger's...
