snickersnee
ˈsnɪk.ərˌsni
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Definition of snickersnee - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

weaponsDatedlarge knife used in fightingDated
  • He brandished his snickersnee with a menacing look..
  • The old pirate's snickersnee was rusted but still sharp.
  • In the museum, a snickersnee from the 18th century was on display.
cutlass dirk
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Origin of snickersnee

Dutch, steken (to thrust) + snijden (to cut)

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  1. French:lame, ...
  2. German:Kampfmesser, ...
  3. Italian:coltello da combattimento, ...
  4. Spanish:cuchillo de pelea, ...
  5. Portuguese:punhal, ...
  6. Chinese:大刀, ...
  7. Japanese:戦闘ナイフ, ...
  8. Arabic:سِكِّين قِتَال, ...
  9. Hebrew:סַכִּין לְחִימָה, ...
  10. Russian:боевой нож, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бойовий ніж, ...
  12. Hindi:लड़ाई का चाकू, ...
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