keen-edged

He carried a jagged-edged saw in one hand and a short, keen-edged ax in the other, looking a lot like the star of a slasher film, she suddenly realized.

A Stitch Before Dying Anne Canadeo 2011

(First published in Ainslee's Magazine, Jan, 1902) "Thus will I give six blankets, warm and double; six files, large and hard; six Hudson Bay knives, keen-edged and long; two canoes, the work of Mogum, The Maker of Things; ten dogs, heavy-shouldered and strong in the harness; and three guns — the trigger of one be broken, but it is a good gun and can doubtless be mended."

KEESH, SON OF KEESH 2010

He carried a jagged-edged saw in one hand and a short, keen-edged ax in the other, looking a lot like the star of a slasher film, she suddenly realized.

A Stitch Before Dying Anne Canadeo 2011

He carried a jagged-edged saw in one hand and a short, keen-edged ax in the other, looking a lot like the star of a slasher film, she suddenly realized.

A Stitch Before Dying Anne Canadeo 2011

Presently the Moslems charged the Misbelievers and outflanked them right and left, whilst the elephants and giraffes trampled them and drove them into the hills and words, whither the Moslems followed hard upon them with the keen-edged sword and but few of the giraffes and elephants escaped.

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

At each other ran Siegfried, the brave, and Liudeger; shafts were seen to fly and many a keen-edged spear.

The Nibelungenlied 2007

In their hands they bare their keen-edged swords, the which cleft there many a helm and lordly shield.

The Nibelungenlied 2007

The torches which stood in niches along the halls gleamed red on dagger, sword and keen-edged ax.

Wings in the Night Howard, Robert E. 2006

In his right hand he held his slim spear as a man holds a throwing-dart, in his left a light, keen-edged hatchet.

People of the Dark Howard, Robert E. 2005

It is bright, keen-edged, finely-tapered: it is dangerous-looking, I never yet felt the impulse which could move me to direct this against a fellow-creature.

Shirley, by Charlotte Bronte 2004