knife.
1. m. instrument to cut formed by a sheet of metal of a court only and handle.
2. m. Each of the lower tusks of the boar.
3. m. addition or patching, ordinarily triangular, often throw in clothes to give them more flight which allows the width of the fabric, or for other purposes. U m. in pl.
4. m. Each of the two triangular pieces at one and the other side of the Middle overlap cane with the foot.
5. m. law or jurisdiction that someone has to govern, to punish and to give effect to the laws.6. m. thing cut or finished at an acute angle, as a cut to the bias, a room with oblique walls, a piece of land of triangular shape, etc.
7. m. Arq. Pieces of wood or iron, placed vertically over supports, maintains the roof of a building or the floor of a bridge or a shoring system.
8. m. Cineg. Each of the six immediate to the master knife the Falcon wing feathers.
9. m. Cuba. Point that converge two streets which are pa
ralelas part of its route.1. m. Which replaces, in some small arms fire to the old bayonet.
1. m. knife cabritera.
1. m. Arq. Triangle forming two pairs and a strained with his other pieces.
knife of Mount.1. m. The great used by hunters, adjusting it at times by the handle at the barrel of the shotgun, to finish the already injured cattle.
1. m. Cineg. Main boom of the wing of the Falcon.
1. m. The crude and poorly wrought.
1. loc. verb. Ant. serve the knife.1. loc. verb. Ant. move to knife.
1. loc. verb. Annoy him slowly and perversely.
loc. verb. Ant. move to knife.1. loc. verb. Give death, especially in a place taken by assault.
be someone knife of another person.
1. loc. verb. Colloq. Be very harmful or annoying.
1. loc. verb. Ant. Trinchar to the table of the King or another
real person.you are the knife and I the meat.
1. expr. U to denote submissive to the will of another person.
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