sheath knife Synonyms
sheath knife Meaning
Wordnet
sheath knife (n)
a knife with a fixed blade that is carried in a sheath
sheath knife Sentence Examples
- The hunter deftly drew his sheath knife, its blade glinting in the sunlight.
- The sheath knife was an indispensable tool for the explorer, used for both survival and protection.
- The assassin concealed the slender sheath knife beneath his cloak, ready to strike at a moment's notice.
- The collector proudly displayed his collection of antique sheath knives, each one a testament to centuries-old craftsmanship.
- The hiker used the sheath knife to carve notches in a tree, marking his progress along the trail.
- The soldier strapped the sheath knife to his hip, its presence providing a sense of security.
- The sculptor used a sheath knife to meticulously carve intricate details into the stone.
- The fisherman used the sheath knife to cut bait and repair his fishing line.
- The survivalist kept a sheath knife by his side, knowing it could save his life in an emergency.
- The hunter used the sheath knife to skin the deer he had just shot, preparing it for consumption.
FAQs About the word sheath knife
a knife with a fixed blade that is carried in a sheath
knife,bowie knife, switch knife, stiletto, bayonet, pocketknife, dagger, machete, jackknife, switchblade
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The hunter deftly drew his sheath knife, its blade glinting in the sunlight.
The sheath knife was an indispensable tool for the explorer, used for both survival and protection.
The assassin concealed the slender sheath knife beneath his cloak, ready to strike at a moment's notice.
The collector proudly displayed his collection of antique sheath knives, each one a testament to centuries-old craftsmanship.
