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switchblade

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun switchblade has 1 sense
  1. switchblade, switchblade knife, flick knife - a pocketknife with a blade that springs open at the press of a button
    --1 is a kind of pocketknife, pocket knife

Definitions from the Web

Switchblade

Definition:

A switchblade refers to a type of pocket knife that has a spring mechanism that allows the blade to rapidly flip open at the press of a button or switch.

Senses:

  • Noun: A knife with a folding blade that opens automatically by a spring when a button or switch on the handle is activated.
  • Adjective: Associated with or characteristic of switchblades; relating to the use or possession of switchblades.
  • Verb: To open or extend a switchblade knife by activating the button or switch mechanism.

Usages:

Popular Usage:

In popular culture, switchblades are often referenced in movies, books, and songs as weapons associated with rebellious or criminal activities.

Local Usage:

In some regions, switchblades are particularly popular among collectors and knife enthusiasts who appreciate their unique design and historical significance.

Sample Sentences:

  • He pulled out a switchblade and flicked it open with a swift motion.
  • The switchblade is a versatile tool commonly used by campers and hunters.
  • It is illegal to carry a switchblade in many states without a proper permit.

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