bladed
Variant of blade
blade
definition
blade (blād)
noun
- the leaf of a plant, esp. of grass
- the flat, expanded part of a leaf; lamina
- a broad, flat section or surface, as of an oar, propeller arm, or rotary vane
- the propeller arm or rotary vane itself
- a flat bone the shoulder blade
- the cutting part of a tool, instrument, or weapon
- the metal runner of an ice skate
- a sword
- a swordsman
- Old-fashioned a dashing young manusually in the phrase gay blade
- Phonet. the flat part of the tongue, behind the tip
Etymology: ME blad < OE blæd, a leaf < IE *bhlē-, var. of base *bhel-, to swell, sprout: see bloom
adjective
designating or of a chop, roast, etc., as of beef or veal, that is cut across the shoulder blade section
Related Forms:
- bladed blad′ed adjective
Webster's New World College Dictionary Copyright © 2009 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
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