What does trebuchet mean?
A medieval siege engine consisting of a wooden beam or beam pivoted at one end, used to throw heavy projectiles, such as stones or fireballs, over walls or other obstacles.
Example
"The trebuchet was a key component of the medieval army's arsenal, capable of launching massive projectiles over long distances."
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