Definition of pulaski in English:

pulaski

nounPlural pulaskis, Plural Pulaskispʊˈlaski

1920s: named after Edward C. Pulaski (1866–1931), the American forest ranger who designed it.

单词	pulaski
释义	Definition of pulaski in English: pulaski nounPlural pulaskis, Plural Pulaskispʊˈlaski US A hatchet with a head that forms an axe blade on one side and an adze on the other. 〈主美〉锹背单刃手斧 Example sentencesExamples To do that we will have to remove irony from its privileged pulpit and have it join the choir, to take it out of our mis-set compasses and put it on the tool racks with the pulaskis and korticks. That includes new lightweight Nomex coveralls that are much lighter than usual firefighting turnout gear and a tool known as a pulaski that combines a type of pick and axe in one. Even today, the pulaski is a preferred fire-fighting tool. Origin 1920s: named after Edward C. Pulaski (1866–1931), the American forest ranger who designed it.
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