blade
/bleɪd/Definitions
1. noun
A flat, thin, and typically rigid piece of metal used for cutting, such as a knife or sword.
“She carefully sharpened the blade of the knife before cutting the cake.”
2. verb
To cut or sever something, especially with a sharp edge.
“He bladed through the thick underbrush with his machete.”
3. verb
To cut or sever a part of something, especially a grassy area.
“The lawn mower will blade the grass for the weekend.”
4. noun
A rotating knife or cutting tool used for mowing or cutting grass, especially a lawn mower blade.
“The new lawnmower had a damaged blade and needed to be replaced.”
5. noun
A narrow and typically flat part of a leaf, such as a grass blade.
“The wind rustled the blades of the wheat field.”