fish knife

So he stabbed the man three times with a fishing knife.

As he reached for her hand, she grabbed a sharp little fish knife.

I put the folded fishing knife in one of my pockets.

It has the same tip shape as some Asian fishing knives.

The grating ring went up his spine like a fish knife.

She put them all in a little pile on the mantelpiece beside his fish knife.

This time I took the fish knife and carried Here on my forearm.

You represent the enemy to him, who use toilet paper and fish knives.'

A fishing knife in a scabbard dangled from his belt.

A noise like a small cannon going off nearby startled me so that I dropped the fish knife.

The restaurant had white tablecloths, fish knives and elegant waiters.

Victorians set down rules for formal dining, and invented the fish knife.

He was at last publicly executed with a fish knife and- reappeared in normal clothing.

Fishing knives are used for cutting open fish.

And there's a fishing knife sticking in his chest."

The incident of the fish knives still rankled in Cecelia's memory.

From the backpack, I withdrew a fishing knife, flipped the blade out of the handle.

He drew the curve-bladed fishing knife from its sheath at his back and made ready to fight.

This is particularly true of the fish knife when the fillet is to be skinned.

So, if you have nice fish knives, or if they are provided in a private house or restaurant, use them!

The original script had the blades being fishing knives."

Beneath it, tucked into the man's belt, Phipps glimpsed a fish knife.

Adept at using a fish knife, Despont had no trouble fitting in.

If they'd wanted us dead, they would have run a fishing knife through our ribs by now-but I still wasn't ready for the alternative.

Both feet on a vertical bar, gripping the gate with one hand, I extracted the fishing knife from my jeans.