Results for: twin-blade pocketknife
English English
twin-blade pocketknifeBarlow knife
(Music) combination of harmonizing notes; (Geometry) line between two points on a curve; (Airplanes) imaginary straight line between the leading edge and the rear edge of a wing or propeller blade, airfoil measure, cord, horizontal connecting part, lin...chord
adjSouthern U.S., bend like a pocketknife, double up, bend sharply in half; do a jackknife dive, do jackknife dive//jackleg, fold trailer in on cab, incompetent person, large pocketknife whose blade folds into the handle; dive in which the diver double...jackknife
agricultural tool comprised of a long curved blade attached to a long handle (used for cutting and harvesting), cut or harvest with a scythe, cut with scythe, tool for mowing or reapingscythe
agricultural tool consisting of a curved blade attached to a short handle (used to cut grass, wheat, etc.), blades of farm implement, cut something with sickle, deform red blood cell, hook, tool for cutting grasssickle
airfoil for steering airplane, controlling force, means of steering boat or ship, movable vertical blade located at the rear of an airplane or ship and used for steeringrudder
bandage used to hold the shoulder or another bandage in place (Medicine), pertaining to the shoulder blade, pertaining to the flat bone at the back of the shoulder (Anatomy)scapulary
bayonet with long bladesword bayonet
bear twins; match, provide with a mate; form into a twin (Crystallography), compound crystal, either of two children or animals born at the same birth; either of a pair of two persons or things resembling or closely related to each other; crystal compo...twin
begin sea journey, blade of windmill, cruise in a sailboat, take a trip in a sailing ship; drive a sailboat, operate and navigate a sailing ship, drive boat or ship, fabric catching wind on boat, go by vessel on water, journey in vessel, move on water,...sail
behave idly or irresponsibly, bottom-dwelling marine food fish, glide across ice with ice skates; glide across a hard surface with roller skates, shoe with a blade on the bottom for gliding on ice; roller skate, shoe with wheels on the bottom for glidi...skate
behead somebody, beheading device with a sharp blade which slides vertically in grooves (used mainly during the French Revolution);(British) paper cutter, cut metal or paper with machine, execution by guillotine, instrument for cutting metal or paper, ...guillotine
betray somebody, cut or stab with a knife; cut through as with a knife, move through as with a knife, move with a swift smooth motion, stab somebody, stabbing weapon, tool for cutting or spreading, tool with a thin sharp blade that is used for cuttingknife
blade fitted to rifle, knife attached to the muzzle of a rifle, pierce with bayonet (knife attached to the muzzle of a rifle), stab with bayonetbayonet
blade for safety razorrazor blade
 

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