"knived" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1937, R[aymond] O[liver] Faulkner, “The Bremner-Rhind Papyrus—III”, in The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, volume XXIII, London: […] The Egypt Exploration Society, […], pages 172–173:",
          "text": "The sharp-knived butchers cut off thine head, they sever thy neck, they do execution on (?) thee again and again. […] he shall not be, for he is fallen to the fire of the glance of Horus, to the slaughterers and the sharp-knived butchers; they perform their office on him and he is fallen into this evil impotence.",
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          "text": "At the entrance to the market-hall, where sharp-knived butchers were peeling off slices of steak as if they were taking off a wrapper, and where the butter came in primrose mountains, was a woman selling basil a good foot-and-a-half high planted in an old tin can, and scenting the doorway with its enormous leaves.",
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          "text": "He sent silent-knived assassins by night to the Ammonite captains.",
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          "ref": "2009 May, Julius Honnor, Umbria & Marche (FootprintItalia), Bath, Somerset: Footprint, →ISBN, page 54, column 1:",
          "text": "Other cured meats are common too – a shop selling salami and other pork products is known all over Italy as a norcineria, after the town of Norcia, famous for its sharp-knived butchers who once also had a sideline keeping boys’ singing voices high.",
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          "text": "Her mother differed from the long-knived butchers only in that she screamed along with her victim, so that an outsider could never tell who was threatening whose life.",
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