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knives

American  
[nahyvz] / naɪvz /

noun

  1. plural of knife.


knives British  
/ naɪvz /

noun

  1. the plural of knife

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His grandfather hid and locked away knives and tools from Sturdivant, he told the FBI after the raid.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some are practical: sharpening knives, roasting fruit, keeping a tasting journal.

From Salon

She’s going to need swords and knives and fists and every ounce of resolve she’s got.

From Los Angeles Times

There were former Australia internationals remarking how impressed they were by England's bowling, and writers sharpening their knives for an evisceration of the home team.

From BBC

Speaking at a media facility on Thursday afternoon, DCC Singleton said knives were the "most significant threat" to officers, with their presence going up at an "alarming rate" as officers respond to incidents.

From BBC