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scimitar

[sim-i-ter] / ˈsɪm ɪ tər /


NOUN
saber
Synonyms
STRONGEST
STRONG




Example Sentences

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You lifted up the ring, pulled it like the pin of a grenade and then tried not to injure yourself with the tiny scimitar you were now holding.

From Washington Post

The researchers theorized that the extinction of other large mammals, like short-faced bears and scimitar cats, positioned gray wolves in a good position to transition to hunting new prey.

From Salon

Mr. Niga’s photographs show trap-jaw ants with mandibles like scimitars or lobster claws; some can close their jaws in barely one-tenth of a millisecond, slamming shut at speeds reaching 145 miles per hour.

From New York Times

And a tiara of orange blossoms emerging from a halo of green leaves, their forms curved like scimitars, weightless as Arabic calligraphy.

From Washington Post

And unlike most goat farmers, Putnam doesn’t disbud her goats when they’re young, so the herd comes crowned with the curved scimitars of their horns.

From Los Angeles Times