pig-sticker
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pig-sticker
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noun, regional
1: A bayonet, knife, or other sharp weapon. (1867 —) .
A. Melville-ross Trelawney crossed to the far wall, yanked the knife from it....'You'll hand over that pig-sticker and come home with uncle' (1978).
2: A pork butcher. (1872 —) .
noun, regional
1: A bayonet, knife, or other sharp weapon. (1867 —) .
A. Melville-ross Trelawney crossed to the far wall, yanked the knife from it....'You'll hand over that pig-sticker and come home with uncle' (1978).
2: A pork butcher. (1872 —) .
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