to nife
- verb
- NSFW
- In the old tale, the villain would nife his enemies in the dark.
Examples
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He warned that he would nife anyone who betrayed his trust.
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He nifed the rope to free the trapped bird.
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The outlaw threatened to nife anyone who tried to stop him from leaving.
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The chef nifes the vegetables with great skill.
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The outlaw threatened to nife anyone who tried to stop him from leaving.
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In the old tale, the villain would nife his enemies in the dark.
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He warned that he would nife anyone who betrayed his trust.
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Etymology
Nife as a verb is an older way to say the action of a knife, meaning 'to cut' or 'to stab' with a blade. So to nife someone or something is to cut or stab them with a knife.