Yes, or a cudgel
Police carry a short, heavy club commonly known as a "Billy Club"
The homograph of "club" is a word that is spelled the same but has a different meaning. One example is "club" as in a place where people gather for social activities, and "club" as in a heavy stick used as a weapon.
A short heavy club, usually of wood, that is thicker or loaded at one end
Cudgel: (n.) a heavy stick or club (v.) to beat with a cudgel, (v.) to beat with a hand or instrument.
bludg·eon (bljn) n.A short heavy club, usually of wood, that is thicker or loaded at one end.tr.v. bludg·eoned, bludg·eon·ing, bludg·eons1. To hit with or as if with a heavy club.2. To overcome by or as if by using a heavy club. See Synonyms at intimidate.
Cadgel is not a word.A cadger is a person who gets something for free. A cudgel is a short stick or club used as a blunt weapon.
A truncheon can be defined as a club or a thick heavy stick used to beat or push. This word is considered somewhat archaic in today's modern world however.
swagger cane/stick
That stick would make a good club.
cudgel
no you have to stick what you have