(figurative) The act of doing something once and for all.

A knife used to cut off the mustache, beard, or fine hairs on the face and body.

A knife used to slice vegetables or fruit into long, thin slices.

The thin and sharp part of a knife, used for cutting.

cold wind; icy blast; big trouble; ordeal

(figurative) A very severe trouble or harm.

The handle attached to the end of a knife blade for the user to hold the knife safely.

(disparaging) A person who uses a knife, sword, etc., very well.

In old times, a person who slaughtered animals such as cows, pigs, etc., for a living.

An act of cutting or slicing something with a knife.

(figurative) An act of deleting content when editing a written piece of work or movie, etc.

A gap made by making a thin cut with a knife.

An object made to hold the body of a sword, protecting the blade.

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A tool that is used to cut, peel or chop something.