What is another word for double-bitted axe?
Pronunciation: [dˈʌbə͡lbˈɪtɪd ˈaks] (IPA) 
The double-bitted axe is an ancient tool that is commonly used for chopping wood, splitting logs, and even ceremonial purposes. Therefore, there are many synonyms for the double-bitted axe, including the two-edged axe, dual-bladed axe, double axe, and twin-bladed axe. Other synonyms include the mattock-axe, which has a wide head with two sharp blades on either side that can be used for digging and chopping, while the feller's axe is a long and heavy axe that is used for felling trees. In addition, the camp axe can also be called a double-bitted axe due to its two sharp blades and ease of use in camping and outdoor activities.
