to knife

To move quickly in a new direction, often to take a shortcut

To go straight across a place, for example through land or a crowd

Cut or move quickly and smoothly through air and water

Move a sharp object into something to cut it

Move forward quickly and forcefully as if cutting through the air

To make something end and not continue

To pause before saying or doing something because you feel unsure

A situation that could easily end well or badly

Be badly prepared for a situation where others have much better tools

Say or do something on purpose to hurt someone who is already in trouble

A hurtful comment or action that makes someone feel worse after bad news

It happens very quickly

Fails to make a strong point because it is dull and weak

A mocking question you ask after someone betrays you to show anger

Not very quick to understand things

To cut food into pieces with a knife

A small sharp knife with a serrated or straight edge used to cut cooked meat at the table

A large sharp knife used for cutting meat

A small folding tool with a metal blade that fits into its handle and into a pocket

A large sharp knife used by hunters to cut meat and skin animals

A violent attack between people using knives to hurt each other

A small dull tool with a rounded blade for spreading butter

A small folding tool with blades and screwdrivers that people use to mean a person with many skills

A large sharp knife used to slice cooked meat

A small sharp knife for peeling and trimming fruit and vegetables

A long knife with a saw-like edge used for cutting bread

The flat sharp part of a knife used for cutting

A large hunting knife with a wide blade and a guard between blade and handle

A flat tool with a thin blade used to spread or scrape soft material like putty

A small tool with a thin blade for cutting cheese

A thin flat tool artists use to mix and spread oil paint on a palette or canvas

A small folding knife that opens by itself when a button is pressed

A blunt tool used to cut and spread food at the table

A small table knife with a wide flat blade used for eating fish

A person who throws knives at targets as part of a show

A small knife with a short stiff blade and curved point for cutting linoleum

A small sharp knife for opening envelopes or cutting closed book pages

A large folding knife with blades that fold into the handle

A large heavy knife for chopping meat and vegetables

A crime where someone uses a knife to hurt or kill another person

A strong stab with a knife into someone's body

A knife with two sharp edges made for close fighting in trenches

A knife with a fixed blade that you carry in a protective cover

A long heavy tool with one sharp edge used for cutting plants and wood

A small knife with a fixed blade carried in a sheath

A knife with a rounded end used for spreading butter and eating soft foods

A large heavy knife with a wide blade for cutting meat and vegetables

A tropical bean plant with red flowers that grows black beans with white spots you can eat

A small folding knife with a long oval handle and one strong blade

A small folding knife whose blade opens quickly when you press a button

A small folding knife with a blade that opens quickly when you press a button

The sharp side of a knife that cuts things

A narrow fold in cloth pressed flat in one direction, often used in skirts

A very unstable situation that can quickly become much worse or better after a small change

A small sea clam with a long narrow curved shell like the handle of a knife

A small sharp tool gardeners use to cut plants and roots

A small sharp tool with a replaceable blade that you use in crafts for precise cutting

A large pocket knife with a blade that folds and locks

A small tool with a curved blade for cutting and trimming plants

A very sharp knife a doctor uses in an operation to cut parts of the body