knifed

1. 1
   verb

   Simple past and past participle of knife. Use this form for a stabbing that already happened, or after "has," "have," or "was."

   He knifed a rival outside the tavern and ran off.

   She was knifed in the alley but survived the attack.

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2. 2
   adjective

   Cut or wounded after being attacked with a knife.

   The knifed man pressed a cloth to his wound.

   Doctors treated the knifed victim in the emergency room.

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3. 3
   adjectivein compounds

   Carrying or wearing a certain kind of knife, as in long-knifed or sharp-knifed.

   A long-knifed cook stood behind the meat counter, ready to cut steaks.

   Every sharp-knifed chef in the busy kitchen wore a white apron.

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4. 4
   adjectivein compounds

   Built with a blade of a certain type.

   The broad-knifed plow cut deep into the heavy soil.

   Workers preferred the fine-knifed slicer for delicate cuts.

   Similarbladed

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