boline

/ ˈbəʊliːn /

noun

1. (in Wicca) a knife, usually sickle-shaped and with a white handle, used for gathering herbs and carving symbols

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They use a Boline, which is a white-handled knife for collecting herbs and carving candles and an Athene knife, which is used to make a shape or cut a cord in a spell.

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“If that’s what you need to build the lanes, then fine,” Boline said.

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Douglas Boline, 61, a federal worker who lives in Annapolis, said there’s “not enough bridge” to meet the cross-bay traffic demand.

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“I don’t care where it goes,” said Boline, who sees the backups on the western shore.

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Boline, of Annapolis, said he supports adding toll lanes to I-270 as long as they reach Frederick and eventually beyond to Hagerstown.

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