Blade

Meaning

Noun

●

The (typically sharp-edged) part of a

,

,

, or other

with which it cuts.

A

or knife.

●

The (typically sharp-edged) part of a

,

,

, or other

with which it cuts.

Short for

blade.

●

The

end or

of a

,

,

,

,

,

, etc.

●

The

of a

or cereal.

●

In Botany:

The

,

part of a

,

to a

(petiole). The lamina.

●

A

, especially the

blade.

●

A

of

from

the

(part of the chuck).

●

In Body parts, Phonetics & Phonology:

The part of the

just behind the

, used to make

consonants.

●

In Archaeology:

A

of

, sharp-edged

, often

,

it is

; a long

of ground-edge

or

.

●

A

by a

due to a

attitude.

●

In Sailing:

The

,

, or

of a vessel.

●

A

or surface-grading

with

that is

to the forward

of the vehicle.

●

A

man.

●

In American English:

A

, usually male.

●

Thin

, foil.

●

In Photography:

One of a

of

that

the

or the

of a camera.

●

In Architecture:

The

of a roof.

●

In Biology:

The

large

on the

, and the

large

of the

, of the

of the

, which

the best

.

●

In Computing:

A

server.

●

In Climbing:

Synonym of knifeblade

●

In Mathematics:

An

exterior product

of

. (The product may have more than two factors. Also, a

as a 0-blade, a

as a 1-blade; an

exterior product

of

may

a

-blade.)

●

The part of a key that is

into the lock.

●

In Athletics & Sports:

An

used by

,

like an upside-down

mark.

●

In Football (soccer):

someone

with Sheffield United Football Club, as a

,

,

etc.

Verb

●

To

rollerblades.

●

To

with a blade.

●

To

or have a blade.

●

To

with a blade

●

In Professional wrestling, Ultimate & Weapons:

To

(a person)

bleeding.

Sourced from

Origin

blade

English

blæd

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

Sourced from

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