Knife is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KNIFE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to stab with a knife
• stab (someone) with a knife
• cut or move cleanly through something with a knife-like action
• To prune with the knife.
• To cut or stab with a knife.
• use a knife on
• cut or stab with a knife
NOUN:
• an instrument composed of a blade fixed into a handle, used for cutting or as a weapon.
• a cutting blade forming part of a machine.
• sharp-edged blade with a handle
• An instrument consisting of a thin blade, usually of steel and having a sharp edge for cutting, fastened to a handle, but of many different forms and names for different uses; as, table knife, drawing knife, putty knife, pallet knife, pocketknife, penknife, chopping knife, etc..
• A sword or dagger.
• edge tool used as a cutting instrument; has a pointed blade with a sharp edge and a handle
• a weapon with a handle and blade with a sharp point
• any long thin projection that is transient
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a sharp-edged instrument used for cutting
• to cut with a knife

Words related to KNIFE

chiv12 knifed14 knifeless16 knifelike20 knifer13 knifers14 knifes13 knifing15 knifings16 knive12 knives13

Words that contain KNIFE

knifed14 knifer13 knifes13 knifers14 knifeman17 knifemen17 penknife17 drawknife20 jackknife29 knifeless16 knifelike20 kniferest16 breadknife20 jackknifed31 jackknifes30 knifepoint19 kniferests17 paperknife21 knifepoints20 pocketknife26

How to use KNIFE in a sentence

• Again Jack avoided the thrust of the knife and caught the stabbing wrist in his right hand.
• He had taken away the knife, and in all probability had got rid of it long since.
• It was possible that the man who had secreted the knife would return.
• The splash of that bullet from the strong face of the rock sliced the rope like a knife.
• The good such a man does the whole world is but the knife in his hand wherewith to hurt the one.
• He saw his gun, powder-horn, and knife scattered about.
• On their volley, all others will charge for the gate with knife and sword.
• Then the hidden knife flashes out and sinks into her heart.
• He saw the knife at his feet and smiled, for no steel could rob him of that gladness which was pulsing through his veins.
• If it be proved that any one has drawn a knife to strike another, or has drawn blood, he shall lose his hand.
• There was no time to draw my revolver, or even my knife, for before I could lay my hand upon either the fellow was within three feet of me, with uplifted hand.
• The surgeon cut through the leg with a circular sweep of the knife, the splintered bone offering no resistance.
• A helping hand to-day and a knife in the back to-morrow.
• I had both knife and musket ready, and I pulled myself over logs as silent as a snake.
• The crowd made way for him, and, holding his bloody knife on high, he rushed to the gate of the city and hastened to the army.
• The sharp pointed knife was thrust clean through the little body.
• Then on a sudden he threw the knife away backwards over his shoulder, rose and went to the door, where he stood a little staring at me intently.
• As soon as it was out of his fingers, he was jumping forward, snatching out his knife.
• Gannett, at dinner, eating pease with his knife, in the manner of his countrymen.
• The back may then be turned uppermost, press the point of the knife in the midst, and raise the lower end to separate it.
• Edward felt certain that one of the pursuers received a cut from his knife, but the extent of the injury was unknown to him.
• I have my knife ready, for often have I met this gentleman before.

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