Meanings of deadly knife in English

The king drew his deadly knife and together they destroyed the fiery creature.

The horrid teeth relaxed their hold, and Beowulf, quickly recovering himself, drew his deadly knife.

Several deadly knife fights had occurred as people fought over limited slots on the expanded staff.

Briefly Strider told of the attack on their camp under Weathertop, and of the deadly knife.

Here, yes here indeed was the haggard king whose cold hand had smitten down the Ring-bearer with his deadly knife.

He it was who plunged a deadly knife into his captain's bosom, and so murdered him in this very house.

He thrust the deadly knife back into the bosom of his shirt, straightened up, and thrust his fingers into the crack.

It was hard to believe such a birdlike claw capable of delivering a stunning blow, or forcibly wielding the deadly knife.

There was a wild, fierce fight, lance against spear, sabre against sword, the butt-end of a rifle or the deadly knife.

The weapon was afterwards sent to Philadelphia and there fashioned into the deadly knife which has ever since been known by his name.

He was a perfect picture of depression, but Cavendish appeared alert enough, the deadly knife still gripped in his hand, a motionless, threatening figure.

'An Argentine poet once told of two gauchos who entered a deadly knife fight because the knife itself compelled them.'