knifed (Meaning)

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knifed (imp. & p. p.)

of Knife

The assassin knifed the victim in a dark alley, leaving him to die.
The soldier knifed through the enemy lines, leading his comrades to victory.
The surgeon knifed open the patient's chest, hoping to save his life.
The chef knifed the vegetables into small pieces, preparing them for the stew.
The artist knifed out the excess clay, shaping the sculpture into a beautiful form.
The child knifed the butter onto his toast, spreading it evenly.
The hunter knifed the fish he had caught, cleaning it before cooking it.
The gardener knifed the weeds from the flower bed, keeping it neat and tidy.
The thief knifed the lock on the door, breaking into the house.
The forger knifed the signature onto the document, making it look authentic.

of Knife

sliced, thrust, cut, poked, pricked, punched, bayoneted, speared, pinpricked, riddled

No antonyms found.

The assassin knifed the victim in a dark alley, leaving him to die.

The soldier knifed through the enemy lines, leading his comrades to victory.

The surgeon knifed open the patient's chest, hoping to save his life.

The chef knifed the vegetables into small pieces, preparing them for the stew.