Definition of punji stick in English:

punji stick

(also punji stake)

nounˈpʌndʒiˈpənjē ˌstik

A sharpened bamboo stake, typically one tipped with poison, set in a camouflaged hole in the ground as a means of defence, especially in SE Asia.
尖竹钉（尤指东南亚用作防御手段的尖竹桩，尖部常涂有毒药，插在地面伪装的坑中）
Example sentencesExamples
- We used caltrops, sharpened spikes, punji stakes and pits, ‘Venus flytraps’, abatis ditches, everything we could think of that would slow an attack.
- Together they contain 153 upright 11-inch spikes, honed to the sharpness of a Viet Cong punji stake.

Origin

Late 19th century: punji probably of Tibeto-Burman origin.

Definition of punji stick in US English:

punji stick

(also punji stake)

nounˈpənjē ˌstik

A sharpened bamboo stake, typically one tipped with poison, set in a camouflaged hole in the ground as a means of defence, especially in Southeast Asia.
尖竹钉（尤指东南亚用作防御手段的尖竹桩，尖部常涂有毒药，插在地面伪装的坑中）
Example sentencesExamples
- Together they contain 153 upright 11-inch spikes, honed to the sharpness of a Viet Cong punji stake.
- We used caltrops, sharpened spikes, punji stakes and pits, ‘Venus flytraps’, abatis ditches, everything we could think of that would slow an attack.

Origin

Late 19th century: punji probably of Tibeto-Burman origin.

单词	punji stick
释义	Definition of punji stick in English: punji stick (also punji stake) nounˈpʌndʒiˈpənjē ˌstik A sharpened bamboo stake, typically one tipped with poison, set in a camouflaged hole in the ground as a means of defence, especially in SE Asia. 尖竹钉（尤指东南亚用作防御手段的尖竹桩，尖部常涂有毒药，插在地面伪装的坑中） Example sentencesExamples We used caltrops, sharpened spikes, punji stakes and pits, ‘Venus flytraps’, abatis ditches, everything we could think of that would slow an attack. Together they contain 153 upright 11-inch spikes, honed to the sharpness of a Viet Cong punji stake. Origin Late 19th century: punji probably of Tibeto-Burman origin. Definition of punji stick in US English: punji stick (also punji stake) nounˈpənjē ˌstik A sharpened bamboo stake, typically one tipped with poison, set in a camouflaged hole in the ground as a means of defence, especially in Southeast Asia. 尖竹钉（尤指东南亚用作防御手段的尖竹桩，尖部常涂有毒药，插在地面伪装的坑中） Example sentencesExamples Together they contain 153 upright 11-inch spikes, honed to the sharpness of a Viet Cong punji stake. We used caltrops, sharpened spikes, punji stakes and pits, ‘Venus flytraps’, abatis ditches, everything we could think of that would slow an attack. Origin Late 19th century: punji probably of Tibeto-Burman origin.
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