gents knife

An abbreviated version of gentleman's knife

A gents knife should be non threatening-looking, small and classy enough to not look out of place in an office and with formal attire.

A rule of thumb for blade length of a gents knife is less than three inches (as to not scare the sheeple)

by caranpaima April 2, 2012

Knife Forker

Placing the blade of a knife through the tines of a fork at a right angle. Reminiscent of a slingshot or catapult. Best when accompanied by shooting sound effects.

My son Jack entertained himself at the restaurant last night by making a knife forker with his silverware.

by Ms. Little May 13, 2010

Irish knife

(n.) The predictably jagged top half of a recently broken glass bottle held at the neck by the wielder.

Mickey called Paddy's sister a whore from Revere so Lenny grabbed a bottle of Jameson; made an 'Irish knife' on the bar; and held it under Mickey's nose and made him apologize. Then they all made their peace and went out to beat up some smart kids from Harvard.

by Pauly M October 31, 2006

Knife game

A game where people want to lose a finger or a hand. They are eather really edgy or emo. But who are I to judge

That' knife game is fun

by Knife game master November 4, 2016

Flick Knife

British slang for switch blade.

Dont you pull that bloody flick knife on me you arse face!

by The man with a huge gun November 10, 2010

Knife-dick

Verb; For use mainly in regards to sports or sporting events where a losing team manages to come from behind and win in an unusually spectacular fashion.

The Lakers were losing terribly in the first half, but knife-dicked their way to win the game in the final minutes of the 4th quarter.

by Paul Michaels November 18, 2010

Pork knife

1. A word used to take place of the word penis.
2. A knife used to cut pork.

Ha! his pork knife is only 2 inches long!

Man, that pork knife is very sharp.

by Fetus Bomber November 4, 2004