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axe or ax  (ăks)n. pl. ax·es (ăk′sĭz) 1. A tool with a bladed, usually heavy head mounted crosswise on a handle, used for felling trees or chopping wood.2. Any of various bladed, handheld implements used as a cutting tool or weapon.3. Informal A sudden termination of employment: My colleague got the axe yesterday.4. Slang A musical instrument, especially a guitar.tr.v. axed, ax·ing, ax·es 1. To chop or fell with or as if with an axe: axed down the saplings; axed out a foothold in the ice.2. Informal To remove ruthlessly or suddenly: a social program that was axed to effectuate budget cuts.Idiom: axe to grind A selfish or ulterior aim: He claimed to be disinterested, but I knew he had an axe to grind.[Middle English, from Old English æx.]