Blade
11Blade — (bl[=a]d), v. t. To furnish with a blade. [1913 Webster] …
12Blade — Blade, v. i. To put forth or have a blade. [1913 Webster] As sweet a plant, as fair a flower, is faded As ever in the Muses garden bladed. P. Fletcher. [1913 Webster] …
13blade — [ bleıd ] noun count ** 1. ) the thin sharp part of a knife, tool, or weapon that cuts things a ) the metal bar on the bottom of an ICE SKATE that allows you to move on ice 2. ) a long thin leaf of grass, wheat, etc.: a blade of grass 3. ) one of …
14blade — blade; mul·ti·blade; tway·blade; …
15Blade — 〈[blɛıd] m. 6; meist Pl.; kurz für〉 Rollerblade [<engl. blade „Klinge“] * * * Bla|de, der; n, n <Dekl. ↑Abgeordnete> (österr. ugs. abwertend): dicker, unförmiger Mensch …
16blade — blād n 1) a broad flat body part (as the shoulder blade) 2) the flat portion of the tongue immediately behind the tip also this portion together with the tip 3) a flat working and esp. cutting part of an implement (as a scalpel) …
17blade — (n.) O.E. blæd a leaf, but also a leaf like part (of spade, oar, etc.), from P.Gmc. *bladaz (Cf. O.Fris. bled leaf, Ger. blatt, O.S., Dan., Du. blad, O.N. blað), from PIE *bhle to , suffixed form (p.p.) of *bhel (3) to thrive, bloom, possibly… …
18bladė — sf. 1. I blakė. 2. M paplotis …
19blade — [n] cutting tool brand, cutlass, edge, épée, knife, shank, sword; concepts 495,499 …
20blade — ► NOUN 1) the flat cutting edge of a knife or other tool or weapon. 2) the broad flat part of an oar, leaf, or other object. 3) a long narrow leaf of grass. 4) a shoulder bone in a joint of meat, or the joint itself. 5) informal, dated a dashing… …
