scissor
/ˈsɪzər/
noun
- A tool used for cutting, consisting of two blades joined at a pivot, usually used in the plural form 'scissors'.
- She used a pair of scissors to cut the paper into shapes.
- The tailor's scissors were sharp and precise.
- Can you hand me the scissors from the drawer?
verb
- To cut or clip with scissors or a similar tool.
- She carefully scissored the fabric along the marked line.
- The gardener scissored the overgrown branches from the bush.
- He scissored the coupon out of the magazine.
- To move or cause to move in a way that resembles the action of scissors, such as crossing or opening and closing.
- The cat scissored its tail back and forth in agitation.
- The dancer scissored her legs in a graceful leap.
- The gymnast scissored his arms to maintain balance on the beam.