Maul in a sentence as a noun

While he split all his logs, the maul would just bounce of that log.

When your using a good size maul, you really should let gravity do the work for most of the logs.

So at best, soldiers defend against their own kind, at worst they maul civilians.

I don't know why you would insist on using a heavier maul requiring much more effort by default.

After half a day of splitting with a 15-lb head, steel handled maul you'd be unable to make a fist from the shock your hands took.

Maul in a sentence as a verb

For splitting wood from a fallen tree or cleaning up around the property a regular axe and splitting maul are fine.

But then, they also mangled Ed Catmull's name into something like "at maul", so I don't consider it definitive.

Use the maul for the really knotted stuff where you need more vertical force applied somewhere in the middle, but defaulting to it seems silly.

Instead of doing things properly, they just maul JavaScript into a form that isn't as horrible to work with, from an optimization standpoint.

An easy attack that exploits malleability would be the maul the message somewhere after the headers and see where a mauled messages exits the remailer network.

Maul definitions

noun

a heavy long-handled hammer used to drive stakes or wedges

See also: sledge sledgehammer

verb

split (wood) with a maul and wedges

verb

injure badly by beating

See also: mangle