fireman's axe (noun)

1. During the Great Fire of London in 1666, brave firefighters used their fireman's axes to break down doors and save lives.

2. In some religious ceremonies, the fireman's axe is used symbolically to represent the power of purification and transformation.

3. The fireman's axe, with its sleek and functional design, is often used as a decorative element in industrial-style homes to add a touch of ruggedness.

4. In the comic book series 'Firefighters Unleashed,' the protagonist battles demons and evil spirits with his trusty fireman's axe, proving it to be his ultimate weapon.