broadhead

[ brawd-hed ]

/ ˈbrɔdˌhɛd /

a flat, triangular, steel arrowhead with sharp edges.

an arrow having such an arrowhead.

Origin of broadhead

broad + head

Guttormson bought land half way between Orfordville and Broadhead.

A History of Norwegian Immigration to the United States : From the Earliest Beginning down to the Year 1848 |George Tobias Flom
The wolf, the wild cat, mountain lion and bear had felt the bite of his broadhead arrows.

Johnny Longbow |Roy J. Snell
Rick grabbed a broadhead arrow from the quiver and hurried forward.

The Pirates of Shan |Harold Leland Goodwin
"Very good," said Broadhead, who knew his superior too well to question him as to what had occurred.

Woven with the Ship |Cyrus Townsend Brady

The ceremony was accordingly performed by Mr. Broadhead; and they immediately bade a last farewell to the wild regions of Acadia.

The Rivals of Acadia |Harriet Vaughan Cheney