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Definition
Synonym
Ringschneide
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Ringschneide
f
tech.
knife edge seal
Ringschneide
f
techn.
Ringschneide
n
pl
knife edge seal
knife edge seals
Ringschneide
f
tech.
knife edge seal
Ringschneide
f
techn.
Ringschneide
n
pl
knife edge seal
knife edge seals
Deutsche
Ringschneide Synonyme
Englische
knife edge seal Synonyme
knife
ax
barong
bayonet
blade
bolo
bowie
bowie
knife
cold steel
cut
cutlery
cutter
dagger
dining utensils
dirk
edge tool
edge tools
flat silver
flatware
forks
gravity
knife
hollow ware
impale
knives
lance
machete
naked steel
parang
pierce
pigsticker
play dirty pool
play one false
plunge in
point
poniard
prove false
puncturer
run through
saber
sharpener
silver
silver plate
silverware
slash
spear
spike
spit
spoons
stab
stainless-steel ware
steel
stick
stiletto
switchblade
switchblade
knife
sword
tablespoon
tableware
teaspoon
toad sticker
transfix
transpierce
whittle
wound
Ringschneide Definition
Bowie
knife
(
)
A
knife
with
a
strong
blade
from
ten
to
fifteen
inches
long,
and
double-edged
near
the
point
Broad
seal
(
)
The
great
seal
of
England
Case
knife
(
)
A
knife
carried
in
a
sheath
or
case.
Case
knife
(
)
A
large
table
knife
Drawing
knife
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Drawknife
Edge
(
v.
t.)
The
thin
cutting
side
of
the
blade
of
an
instrument
Edge
(
v.
t.)
Any
sharp
terminating
border
Edge
(
v.
t.)
Sharpness
Edge
(
v.
t.)
The
border
or
part
adjacent
to
the
line
of
division
Edge
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with
an
edge
as
a
tool
or
weapon
Edge
(
v.
t.)
To
shape
or
dress
the
edge
of,
as
with
a
tool.
Edge
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with
a
fringe
or
border
Edge
(
v.
t.)
To
make
sharp
or
keen,
figuratively
Edge
(
v.
t.)
To
move
by
little
and
little
or
cautiously,
as
by
pressing
forward
edgewise
Edge
(
v.
i.)
To
move
sideways
Edge
(
v.
i.)
To
sail
close
to
the
wind.
Feather-edge/
(
n.
)
The
thin,
new
growth
around
the
edge
of
a
shell,
of
an
oyster.
Feather-edge/
(
n.
)
Any
thin,
as
on
a
board
or
a
razor.
Gilt-edge
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
Gilt-edged
Knife
(
n.
)
An
instrument
consisting
of
a
thin
blade,
usually
of
steel
and
having
a
sharp
edge
for
cutting,
fastened
to
a
handle,
but
of
many
different
forms
and
names
for
different
uses
Knife
(
n.
)
A
sword
or
dagger.
Knife
(
v.
t.)
To
prune
with
the
knife.
Knife
(
v.
t.)
To
cut
or
stab
with
a
knife.
Knife-edge
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
steel
sharpened
to
an
acute
edge
or
angle,
and
resting
on
a
smooth
surface,
serving
as
the
axis
of
motion
of
a
pendulum,
scale
beam,
or
other
piece
required
to
oscillate
with
the
least
possible
friction.
Lady's
seal
(
)
The
European
Solomon's
seal
(Polygonatum
verticillatum).
Lady's
seal
(
)
The
black
bryony
(Tamus
communis).
Seal
(
n.
)
Any
aquatic
carnivorous
mammal
of
the
families
Phocidae
and
Otariidae.
Seal
(
n.
)
An
engraved
or
inscribed
stamp,
used
for
marking
an
impression
in
wax
or
other
soft
substance,
to
be
attached
to
a
document,
or
otherwise
used
by
way
of
authentication
or
security.
Seal
(
n.
)
Wax,
wafer,
or
other
tenacious
substance,
set
to
an
instrument,
and
impressed
or
stamped
with
a
seal
Seal
(
n.
)
That
which
seals
or
fastens
Seal
(
n.
)
That
which
confirms,
ratifies,
or
makes
stable
Seal
(
n.
)
An
arrangement
for
preventing
the
entrance
or
return
of
gas
or
air
into
a
pipe,
by
which
the
open
end
of
the
pipe
dips
beneath
the
surface
of
water
or
other
liquid,
or
a
deep
bend
or
sag
in
the
pipe
is
filled
with
the
liquid
Seal
(
v.
t.)
To
set
or
affix
a
seal
to
Seal
(
v.
t.)
To
mark
with
a
stamp,
as
an
evidence
of
standard
exactness,
legal
size,
or
merchantable
quality
Seal
(
v.
t.)
To
fasten
with
a
seal
Seal
(
v.
t.)
Hence,
to
shut
close
Seal
(
v.
t.)
To
fix,
as
a
piece
of
iron
in
a
wall,
with
cement,
plaster,
or
the
like.
Seal
(
v.
t.)
To
close
by
means
of
a
seal
Seal
(
v.
t.)
Among
the
Mormons,
to
confirm
or
set
apart
as
a
second
or
additional
wife.
Seal
(
v.
i.)
To
affix
one's
seal,
or
a
seal.
Seal-brown
(
a.
)
Of
a
rich
dark
brown
color,
like
the
fur
of
the
fur
seal
after
it
is
dyed.
Spalding
knife
(
)
A
spalting
knife.
Spalting
knife
(
)
A
knife
used
in
splitting
codfish.
knife edge seal Bedeutung
stab
thrust
knife
thrust
a
strong
blow
with
a
knife
or
other
sharp
pointed
instrument,
one
strong
stab
to
the
heart
killed
him
knife
fight
snickersnee
cut-and-thrust
fighting
with
knives
razor
clam
jackknife
clam
knife-handle
marine
clam
having
a
long
narrow
curved
thin
shell
seal
any
of
numerous
marine
mammals
that
come
on
shore
to
breed,
chiefly
of
cold
regions
crabeater
seal
crab-eating
seal
silvery
grey
Antarctic
seal
subsisting
on
crustaceans
eared
seal
pinniped
mammal
having
external
ear
flaps
and
hind
limbs
used
for
locomotion
on
land,
valued
for
its
soft
underfur
fur
seal
eared
seal
of
the
southern
hemisphere,
the
thick
soft
underfur
is
the
source
of
sealskin,
the
male
fur
seal
is
much
larger
than
the
female
guadalupe
fur
seal
Arctocephalus
philippi
a
fur
seal
of
the
Pacific
coast
of
California
and
southward
fur
seal
an
eared
seal
of
the
northern
Pacific
Alaska
fur
seal
Callorhinus
ursinus
of
Pacific
coast
from
Alaska
southward
to
California
earless
seal
true
seal
hair
seal
any
of
several
seals
lacking
external
ear
flaps
and
having
a
stiff
hairlike
coat
with
hind
limbs
reduced
to
swimming
flippers
harbor
seal
common
seal
Phoca
vitulina
small
spotted
seal
of
coastal
waters
of
the
northern
hemisphere
harp
seal
Pagophilus
groenlandicus
common
Arctic
seal,
the
young
are
all
white
elephant
seal
sea
elephant
either
of
two
large
northern
Atlantic
earless
seals
having
snouts
like
trunks
bearded
seal
squareflipper
square
flipper
Erignathus
barbatus
medium-sized
greyish
to
yellow
seal
with
bristles
each
side
of
muzzle,
of
the
Arctic
Ocean
hooded
seal
bladdernose
Cystophora
cristata
medium-sized
blackish-grey
seal
with
large
inflatable
sac
on
the
head,
of
Arctic
and
northern
Atlantic
waters
bolo
bolo
knife
long
heavy
knife
with
a
single
edge,
of
Philippine
origin
Bowie
knife
a
stout
hunting
knife
with
a
single
edge
bread
knife
a
knife
used
to
cut
bread
break
seal
a
seal
that
must
be
broken
when
first
used
and
cannot
easily
be
resealed,
it
was
stored
in
a
tube
with
a
break
seal
butcher
knife
a
large
sharp
knife
for
cutting
or
trimming
meat
butter
knife
a
small
knife
with
a
dull
blade,
for
cutting
or
spreading
butter
carving
knife
a
large
knife
used
to
carve
cooked
meat
case
knife
sheath
knife
a
knife
with
a
fixed
blade
that
is
carried
in
a
sheath
case
knife
a
metal
blade
with
a
handle,
used
as
cutlery
clasp
knife
jackknife
a
large
knife
with
one
or
more
folding
blades
deckle
edge
deckle
rough
edge
left
by
a
deckle
on
handmade
paper
or
produced
artificially
on
machine-made
paper
edge
a
sharp
side
formed
by
the
intersection
of
two
surfaces
of
an
object,
he
rounded
the
edges
of
the
box
edge
the
outside
limit
of
an
object
or
area
or
surface,
a
place
farthest
away
from
the
center
of
something,
the
edge
of
the
leaf
is
wavy,
she
sat
on
the
edge
of
the
bed,
the
water's
edge
edge
tool
any
cutting
tool
with
a
sharp
cutting
edge
(as
a
chisel
or
knife
or
plane
or
gouge)
fish
knife
a
small
table
knife
with
a
spatula
blade
used
for
eating
fish
fore
edge
foredge
the
part
of
a
book
that
faces
inward
when
the
book
is
shelved,
the
part
opposite
the
spine
great
seal
the
principal
seal
of
a
government,
symbolizing
authority
or
sovereignty
Great
Seal
of
the
United
States
the
seal
of
the
United
States
government
hunting
knife
a
large
sharp
knife
with
a
handle
shaped
to
fit
the
grip
knife
edge
tool
used
as
a
cutting
instrument,
has
a
pointed
blade
with
a
sharp
edge
and
a
handle
knife
a
weapon
with
a
handle
and
blade
with
a
sharp
point
knife
blade
the
blade
of
a
knife
knife
edge
cutting
edge
the
sharp
cutting
side
of
the
blade
of
a
knife
knife
pleat
a
single
pleat
turned
in
one
direction
leading
edge
forward
edge
of
an
airfoil
letter
opener
paper
knife
paperknife
dull
knife
used
to
cut
open
the
envelopes
in
which
letters
are
mailed
or
to
slit
uncut
pages
of
books
linoleum
knife
linoleum
cutter
a
knife
having
a
short
stiff
blade
with
a
curved
point
used
for
cutting
linoleum
palette
knife
a
spatula
used
by
artists
for
mixing
or
applying
or
scraping
off
oil
paints
parer
paring
knife
a
small
sharp
knife
used
in
paring
fruits
or
vegetables
pocketknife
pocket
knife
a
knife
with
a
blade
that
folds
into
the
handle,
suitable
for
carrying
in
the
pocket
pruning
knife
a
knife
with
a
curved
or
hooked
blade
putty
knife
a
spatula
used
to
mix
or
apply
putty
razor
edge
an
edge
that
is
as
sharp
as
the
cutting
side
of
a
razor
seal
stamp
a
device
incised
to
make
an
impression,
used
to
secure
a
closing
or
to
authenticate
documents
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