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Meanings of slip a knife in anglès
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Usage of slip a knife in anglès
1
I can slip a knife into his Excellency's liver where I sit.
2
You've come dictating to me, ordering me to slip a knife into their backs.
3
Aye, I could slip a knife betwixt his ribs-perhapseven escape with my life after.
4
Then slip a knife under it and loosen it and slip off on a large plate.
5
One buddy get in trouble in hand-to-hand, other buddy come up and help, slip a knife in.
6
The killer could blend in with the pedestrians and slip a knife into her ribs as they passed.
7
If your hand started to feel poisoned you could always tell Ray here to slip a knife in me.
8
Galbatorix isn't the only one who would like to slip a knife between your ribs when you aren't looking.
9
If some crow wants to slip a knife between my ribs whilst I'm spooning up some supper, he's welcome to try.
10
He put out his light and slipped a knife into his loose sleeve.
11
Unconvinced, Kat bent down and slipped a knife free to examine the central hearth.
12
Or at least slipped a knife in his boot.
13
While dressing, she slips a knife into her bosom, and then they start for the church.
14
He slipped a knife into my bag.
15
Take the cake out by slipping a knife underneath; and then heat and grease the iron for another waffle.
16
But someone slipped a knife through Juan Manuel Márquez's toga on Saturday night, and he was not wearing gloves.