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Definition of dagger
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Dagger
(n.) A mark of
reference
in the form of a
dagger
[/]. It is the
second
in order when more than one
reference
occurs
on a page; --
called
also
obelisk.
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Dudgeon
::
Dudgeon
(n.) The haft of a
dagger.
Dirk
::
Dirk (n.) A kind of
dagger
or
poniard;
--
formerly
much used by the
Scottish
Highlander.
Plunge
::
Plunge
(v. t.) To
thrust
into
water,
or into any
substance
that is
penetrable;
to
immerse;
to cause to
penetrate
or enter
quickly
and
forcibly;
to
thrust;
as, to
plunge
the body into
water;
to
plunge
a
dagger
into the
breast.
Also used
figuratively;
as, to
plunge
a
nation
into war..
Bodkin
::
Bodkin
(n.) A
dagger.
Kris
::
Kris (n.) A Malay
dagger.
See
Creese.
Stab
::
Stab (v. t.) To
pierce
with a
pointed
weapon;
to wound or kill by the
thrust
of a
pointed
instrument;
as, to stab a man with a
dagger;
also, to
thrust;
as, to stab a
dagger
into a
person..
Anlace
::
Anlace
(n.) A broad
dagger
formerly
worn at the
girdle.
Inflict
::
Inflict
(v. t.) To give,
cause,
or
produce
by
striking,
or as if by
striking;
to apply
forcibly;
to lay or
impose;
to send; to cause to bear, feel, or
suffer;
as, to
inflict
blows;
to
inflict
a wound with a
dagger;
to
inflict
severe
pain by
ingratitude;
to
inflict
punishment
on an
offender;
to
inflict
the
penalty
of death on a
criminal..
Scabbard
::
Scabbard
(n.) The case in which the blade of a
sword,
dagger,
etc., is kept; a
sheath..
Dudgeon
::
Dudgeon
(n.) The root of the box tree, of which hafts for
daggers
were
made..
Haft
::
Haft (n.) A
handle;
that part of an
instrument
or
vessel
taken into the hand, and by which it is held and used; -- said
chiefly
of a
knife,
sword,
or
dagger;
the
hilt..
Dagger
::
Dagger
(v. t.) To
pierce
with a
dagger;
to stab.
Obelisk
::
Obelisk
(n.) A mark of
reference;
--
called
also
dagger
[/]. See
Dagger,
n., 2..
Misericordia
::
Misericordia
(n.) A
thin-bladed
dagger;
so
called,
in the
Middle
Ages,
because
used to give the death wound or mercy
stroke
to a
fallen
adversary..
Dudgeon
::
Dudgeon
(n.) A
dudgeon-hafted
dagger;
a
dagger.
Bayonet
::
Bayonet
(n.) A
pointed
instrument
of the
dagger
kind
fitted
on the
muzzle
of a
musket
or
rifle,
so as to give the
soldier
increased
means of
offense
and
defense..
Knife
::
Knife (n.) A sword or
dagger.
Smeared
::
Smeared
(a.)
Having
the color mark ings ill
defined,
as if
rubbed;
as, the
smeared
dagger
moth
(Apatela
oblinita)..
Dagger
::
Dagger
(n.) A short
weapon
used for
stabbing.
This is the
general
term: cf.
Poniard,
Stiletto,
Bowie
knife,
Dirk,
Misericorde,
Anlace..
Poniard
::
Poniard
(n.) A kind of
dagger,
--
usually
a
slender
one with a
triangular
or
square
blade..
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