snath

[ snath ]

/ snæθ /

noun

the shaft or handle of a scythe.

Also snathe

[sneyth]. /sneɪð/.

Origin of snath

1565–75; unexplained variant of snead (Middle English snede,Old English snǣd)

Words nearby snath

snatch, snatch block, snatched, snatch squad, snatchy, snath, snazzy, SNCC, SNCF, Snead, sneak

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Example sentences from the Web for snath

Might know that Snath couldnt stay decent for long, remarked Skeets.
Bobby Blake on a Plantation|Frank A. Warner
Snath shambled away with a last malignant look at Bobby that was full of threats of vengeance in the future.
Bobby Blake on a Plantation|Frank A. Warner
It hangs on a leafless mossy oak snag showing the effect of time, and on the snath is written, "All flesh is grass."
The Story of My Boyhood and Youth|John Muir
At length, to his great joy, it was well ground from heel to point, and its master fastened it to the snath.
Father Brighthopes|John Townsend Trowbridge

Nobody spoke to you, redhead, returned Snath, snapping out the epithet with a good deal of relish.
Bobby Blake on a Plantation|Frank A. Warner

British Dictionary definitions for snath

snath

snathe (sneɪð)

/ (snæθ) /

noun

the handle of a scythe

Word Origin for snath

C16: variant of earlier snead, from Old English snǣd, of obscure origin

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单词	snath
释义	snath [ snath ] / snæθ / noun the shaft or handle of a scythe. Also snathe [sneyth]. /sneɪð/. Origin of snath 1565–75; unexplained variant of snead (Middle English snede,Old English snǣd) Words nearby snath snatch, snatch block, snatched, snatch squad, snatchy, snath, snazzy, SNCC, SNCF, Snead, sneak Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for snath Might know that Snath couldnt stay decent for long, remarked Skeets. Bobby Blake on a Plantation\|Frank A. Warner Snath shambled away with a last malignant look at Bobby that was full of threats of vengeance in the future. Bobby Blake on a Plantation\|Frank A. Warner It hangs on a leafless mossy oak snag showing the effect of time, and on the snath is written, "All flesh is grass." The Story of My Boyhood and Youth\|John Muir At length, to his great joy, it was well ground from heel to point, and its master fastened it to the snath. Father Brighthopes\|John Townsend Trowbridge Nobody spoke to you, redhead, returned Snath, snapping out the epithet with a good deal of relish. Bobby Blake on a Plantation\|Frank A. Warner British Dictionary definitions for snath snath snathe (sneɪð) / (snæθ) / noun the handle of a scythe Word Origin for snath C16: variant of earlier snead, from Old English snǣd, of obscure origin Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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