swordstick

English

Etymology

From sword +‎ stick.

Noun

swordstick (plural swordsticks)

1. A cane incorporating a concealed blade.
   • 2005, Alice Mills, Stuckness in the Fiction of Mervyn Peake, page 82:

     In Gormenghast Swelter's kitchen boy Steerpike also ends his murderous life, pierced by a knife, in the temporary waters of the flooded castle. Steerpike can be understood as an imitator of his former kitchen master Swelter, his slim swordstick a thin copy of Swelter's cleaver.