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to nife

to nife

9.9
To cut or stab someone with a small blade
  • verb
  • NSFW
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  • In the old tale, the villain would nife his enemies in the dark.

Examples

  • He warned that he would nife anyone who betrayed his trust.

  • He nifed the rope to free the trapped bird.

  • The outlaw threatened to nife anyone who tried to stop him from leaving.

  • The chef nifes the vegetables with great skill.

  • The outlaw threatened to nife anyone who tried to stop him from leaving.

  • In the old tale, the villain would nife his enemies in the dark.

  • He warned that he would nife anyone who betrayed his trust.

Synonyms

to knife
vsto nife
  • NSFW
15 7.1

To cut or hurt someone with a sharp blade

is an archaic word for the same action
to dagger
vsto nife
  • NSFW
1 7.9

To stab someone with a short pointed knife

refers to cutting or stabbing with a general handheld blade

How Violent

to impale
  • Offensive
26 7.7
to nife
  • NSFW
9.9
to stab
  • NSFW
459 2.7
to slash
53 3.0
cut
1.0
to nick
33 3.5

Surface Forms

nife infinitive
nifed past
nifed past participle
nifing present participle
nifes third person singular

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.