probably: a bollock-hafted knife.

A short and poor knife or dagger. Obsolete.

a tool used by carpenters for pricking or piercing.

(a) a paring tool, spec. a shoemakers' knife; (b) a razor.

Any of various kinds of knife used by coopers, saddlers, curriers, etc., for making or fitting a head for an object. Cf. heading, n. 1.

(a) a knife for cutting wood, esp. one used by a clogger for shaping the soles of clogs; (b) a cutting instrument pivoted on a block (cf. stock-shave…

A tool consisting of a blade having a handle at each end, used esp. in woodworking for shaving or scraping; = draw knife, n. 1.

? a knife for cutting bungs.

Designating a tool or implement used to cut away, dig out, or otherwise remove weeds, as weeding hoe, weeding knife, etc.

Farriery. A knife having a small curved blade with one end curled into a small hook, used in paring and trimming the soles of hooves. Cf. draw knife…

A knife used to cut off the head of something, esp. a fish.

A tool consisting of a blade having a handle at each end, used esp. in woodworking for shaving or scraping. Cf. drawing knife, n. 1.

A knife used in various processes to treat or finish an object or material.

A kind of knife used by comb-makers (see quot. 1688).

A knife used for woodworking, chiefly by the Cree peoples of northern Canada, characteristically having a short blade that curves upwards at the…

General attributive, chiefly designating equipment used in the skinning of an animal, as skinning apparatus, skinning knife, etc.

A slim knife used for slitting paper along a fold, such as when opening a letter or separating uncut leaves in a book.

a tool consisting of a blade having a handle at each end, used esp. in woodworking for shaving or scraping; = draw knife, n.

U.S. A paperknife. Obsolete.

a penknife incorporating a number of blades and other implements.

An implement resembling a small knife, with a narrow curved blade ending in a point, designed for removing the kernel from a nut.

a knife containing in its handle a relic of a saint, etc.

Chiefly U.S. regional (southern). A knife, esp. a butcher's or hunter's knife. Now rare.

a knife used for cutting and splitting straw.

= sportsman's knife n.

An Eskimo woman's knife having a crescent-shaped blade.

An implement used to remove skin; esp. a skinning knife.

U.S. A knife with a curved blade used to cut an oblique channel in the trunk of a tree from which resin is collected for turpentine production. Obs…

A knife used for shaping the staves of a barrel.

(a) (see quot. 1875); (b) a knife used in the stripping of wallpaper or paint from surfaces.

A knife made by the Stanley Works; esp. a small utility knife with a very fine and sharp replaceable blade, typically used in do-it-yourself and…

(a) (see quot. 1888); (b) slang a bed bug (Farmer); (c) a book whose back is flat when the book is closed; (d) various other technical senses (see…

a knife with some contrivance for regulating the amount cut off.

attributive and in other combinations: tine-knife n. see quot. tine nail n. also tynd nale a large sharp-pointed nail, a spike. Obsolete.

Any of various implements, mechanical parts, etc., resembling an agricultural plough in shape or action. A knife used for creasing the sides of…

an ‘endless’ knife.

A proprietary name for a kind of small knife with a razor-like blade, used esp. in craft-work.

slang (originally U.S.). A makeshift knife, esp. one made by a prison inmate from a sharp object such as a razor or a piece of metal or broken glass.

Chiefly North American. A small utility knife with a very fine and sharp replaceable blade, designed to open cardboard boxes.

a type of small flick knife popular in Jamaica.

= ratchet knife n. at compounds 2.