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Biface

Description:

Biface refers to a stone tool that has been flaked on both sides, resulting in a sharp cutting edge. It was commonly used during prehistoric times and is considered one of the earliest known tools used by humans.

Senses:

1. Noun (Archaeology)

In archaeology, a biface is a type of stone tool that is flaked on both sides.

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2. Noun (Botany)

In botany, a biface leaf refers to a leaf that has two distinct surfaces, usually with different colors or textures.

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3. Verb (Informal)

As a verb, biface is an informal way of describing someone who is being indecisive, wavering between two choices or opinions.

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Sample Sentences:

1. The archaeologist discovered a perfectly preserved biface near the ancient settlement.
2. The biface leaf of the tropical plant displayed stunning patterns on both sides.
3. She couldn't make up her mind about which movie to watch, biface as usual.