blader
- noun
- NSFW
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agresor
- Security cameras captured the blader fleeing the scene with a sharp object in hand.
Examples
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The police arrested the suspected blader after the incident in the park.
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The blader skillfully cut the vegetables.
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Witnesses described the blader as wearing a dark jacket and moving quickly.
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She is a talented blader in the kitchen.
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The police arrested the suspected blader after the attack outside the store.
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Witnesses described the blader as tall, wearing a hat, and running away quickly.
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Security footage showed the blader using a knife to threaten the shopkeeper.
Synonyms
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8.7
A person who attacks others by cutting them with a sharp knife
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6.3
A person who hurts someone with a knife or other sharp object
A person who attacks or hurts someone with a knife
A man who uses a knife to hurt or threaten other people
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Blader comes from the common word blade 'a sharp cutting tool' plus the ending -er 'one who'. So a blader can mean someone who uses a blade to cut or wound, which explains this sense of the word.