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scissor
/ ˈsɪzə /
noun
- modifier of or relating to scissors
a scissor blade
verb
- to cut (an object) with scissors
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- un·scissored adjective
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Example Sentences
The leads in Blue Is the Warmest Color scissor in a dozen different positions but we never once see them penetrate each other.
When you have a cause, the best way to express yourself is artistically,” he says, against “the scissor of the oppressor.
"Prob'ly some old scissor bills that got a notion of hangin' on to their land," Scattergood said.
You know I talked of buying a gold scissor-sheath for Laura, but I think a leather one will do just as well.
The old soldier ambled up the village street, all shadowy in the dawn, on a gaunt, scissor-hocked pony.
You beg to dine the gay-kerchiefed Scissor-Grinder's child, but they invite the Minister's toothless mother-in-law!
Cecil felt like the drowning woman when she gave the last scissor-like gesture with her fingers.
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