verb

• (transitive) To pierce with a javelin.
  "Furrowing a giant oak, and javelining / With darted spikes and splinters of the wood"
• (transitive) To throw like a javelin.
  "He will have questions of all sorts javelined at him from the benches on both sides, from above the gangway and from below it."
• (intransitive) To fall like a javelin.
  "For answer the ship righted as she rolled upon another great swell, leaned as far the other side, and crashed, bows first, into a cleft rock under water which held her as in a vise while her jib boom flew up in splinters, and her foretopgallant and royal mast, with yards and gear and sails, tore loose aloft and javelined down until brought up short by the involved rigging."