knifed in English

verb

1

stab (someone) with a knife.

A gang chased him into a dingy block of flats and knifed him to death.

synonyms: stab, hack, gash, run through, slash, lacerate, cut, pierce, jab, stick, spike, impale, transfix, bayonet, spear

verb

• stab, hack, gash, run through, slash, lacerate, cut, pierce, jab, stick, spike, impale, transfix, bayonet, spear
• stab

Use "knifed" in a sentence

1. The cruiser knifed through the heavy sea.

2. 2 The victim was knifed in the chest.

3. The victim was knifed in the chest.

4. A spontaneous shiver of delight knifed through Mattie.

5. Also, we're pretty sure he knifed a Mexican national in'03.

6. This is the kind of place you get knifed.

7. No matter what meat suit he's in, I should have knifed him.

8. An electricity pylon was knocked over and one person was knifed.

9. Synonyms for Bayonetted include stabbed, knifed, pierced, speared, impaled, cut, slashed, spiked, sticked and stuck

10. A jack-knifed truck on the westboundside of the 10 is spreading tomatoes everywhere.

11. In a separate incident, a pensioner was knifed in the head as he sat on a street bench.

12. 17 In May 20 a far-right supporter was assaulted and knifed in Sweden during a demonstration staged by a white supremacist movement.

13. 2 days ago · A suspect knifed a man to death on a Brooklyn sidewalk in broad daylight on Monday Afternoon, police said

14. Maniac butchers mum A YOUNG mum was brutally knifed to death just moments after taking her five year-old daughter to school yesterday.

15. 1922, James Joyce, Ulysses, page 25: Had Pyrrhus not fallen by a Beldam's hand in Argos or Julius Caesar not been knifed to death? They are not to be thought away