switchblades
switchblades by Ron November 24, 2004
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Switchblade and Thunder
Pretty much the deadliest alcoholic beverage you could ever intake.
All you have to do is take two things that taste bad, mix them, and drink.
It's a quick way to get drunk.
All you have to do is take two things that taste bad, mix them, and drink.
It's a quick way to get drunk.
Switchblade and Thunder by Tommy Vancouver August 24, 2009
Canadian switchblade
Got into a fight with an eskimo and that fuck reached into the snow and stabbed me with a canadian switchblade!
Canadian switchblade by Dnice456 October 14, 2015
Saskatchewan Switchblade
(n) A beer bottle, broken in half over a bar and used to thrust shards of glass into another person.
a)Any other broken bottle (usually containing alcohol) used as a thrusting or slashing weapon.
a)Any other broken bottle (usually containing alcohol) used as a thrusting or slashing weapon.
Johnny smashed the bottle over the bar and broke it in half, he then stabbed Angus with his Saskatchewan Switchblade.
Saskatchewan Switchblade by Tyler Stef February 12, 2008
switchblade
n., a knife with a blade that can be deployed by depressing a button, switch, or hidden mechanism. Switch-blade knives
vary in design; some deploy the blade in a linear fashion from the handle ("out the front") while others swing a blade
out in an arc from the side of the knife handle ("side opener").
Switch-blade or "automatic" knives vary
in legality from region to region. Gang
use of such knives in the American 1950s
prompted bans on such knives in several states that remain in force today.
Switch-blade knives are illegal in some
nations, such as Canada.
The term "automatic knife" has replaced
"switch-blade" in some knife collector
circles when describing modern designs.
Also "switch-blade".
vary in design; some deploy the blade in a linear fashion from the handle ("out the front") while others swing a blade
out in an arc from the side of the knife handle ("side opener").
Switch-blade or "automatic" knives vary
in legality from region to region. Gang
use of such knives in the American 1950s
prompted bans on such knives in several states that remain in force today.
Switch-blade knives are illegal in some
nations, such as Canada.
The term "automatic knife" has replaced
"switch-blade" in some knife collector
circles when describing modern designs.
Also "switch-blade".
switchblade by T.D. January 20, 2003
switchblade
a switchblade is a homeless or sketchy looking individual
they are called switchblades because they look like they might be carrying one on them
never approach a switchblade unless you have one currently in your left secret jacket pocket
switchblades are almost always smaller than 2 inches never above
they are called switchblades because they look like they might be carrying one on them
never approach a switchblade unless you have one currently in your left secret jacket pocket
switchblades are almost always smaller than 2 inches never above
switchblade by C-man+2=C-men February 6, 2023
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