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nunchaku
(redirected from Rice flail)

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nun·cha·ku  (nn-chäk) or nun·chuck (nnchk) or num·chuck (nm-)
n.
A pair of hardwood sticks joined by a chain or cord and used as a weapon. Often used in the plural.

[Okinawan Japanese, probably from Chinese (Taiwanese) neng-cak, type of farm implement, equivalent to Chinese (Mandarin) ling, two, paired + Chinese (Mandarin) záo, to dig, digger.]


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In addition, Johnson had also been convicted of possessing a knife along with rice flails and had also been stopped by police after chasing a man in Broad Street armed with two pairs of scissors.
Judge Curran said despite his young age, Macilroy had already made previous court appearances for offences of assault, criminal damage and having the knife and a rice flail in a public place.
Jason Ronnie Coxford, 18, of Alnwick, Northumberland, pleaded guilty at the town magistrates' court to possessing an offensive weapon, nunchucks, which are rice flails.
 
 
 
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