dirk

/dɜrk/
noun
  1. A long, straight-bladed dagger, historically used by Scottish Highlanders.
    • The soldier drew his dirk during the close-quarters fight.
    • The museum displayed a traditional Scottish dirk with a carved wooden handle.
    • He wore a dirk tucked into his belt as part of his Highland dress.
verb
  1. To stab or kill with a dirk.
    • He threatened to dirk anyone who crossed him.
    • In the legend, the warrior dirks his enemy in a single swift motion.
    • The assassin tried to dirk the guard, but missed.
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