What do you call an arrow with no arrowhead?

Answer 1

The answer could be pointless if it were to be a riddle.

However, in real life, it would just be a stick.

Answer 2

An arrow with no arrowhead is typically referred to as a "shaft." The shaft is the long, straight part of the arrow that provides stability and aerodynamic properties when it is shot from a bow. The arrowhead is the pointed tip of the arrow that is designed to penetrate the target. Without an arrowhead, the shaft alone would not be able to effectively hit or penetrate a target.

Answer 3

Well, isn't that a happy little mystery! When an arrow doesn't have its arrowhead, we call it a shaft. Just like a paintbrush without bristles is still a handle, an arrow without its arrowhead is still a shaft, ready to be part of a beautiful creation.

Answer 4

Oh, dude, that's easy. You call it a stick. Like, it's just a stick with feathers on it, not really doing its job as an arrow anymore. So, yeah, if you see one of those, just call it a stick and move on.

Answer 5

Well, honey, you call it a stick. Because without that sharp pointy bit, it's just a glorified twig trying to be something it's not. Stick to being a stick, arrow, nobody likes a wannabe.

Answer 6

Pointless