Definition of steak knife
: a table knife with a sharp often serrated blade
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Lu was wanted for allegedly cutting off his wife's arm and two fingers on her left hand with a steak knife in Sunset Park on Thursday just after noon, according to the New York Post.
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Police seized Raid ant bait, shoe polish, a steak knife, a spoon, a phone and charcoal from the father’s home.
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Just then, as la vecina was getting to her feet, my mother burst through the front door, a steak knife in her hand, the crowd moving back, opening up more space between themselves and my mother.
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The student confronted one of his teachers at the Bolton school Thursday while in the life skills class, in which cutlery, including the steak knife, was available Thursday.
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The angry neighbor then allegedly took out a steak knife and began stabbing the wife.
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Inside an apartment living room in Oregon, blood was pooling on the coffee table and smeared on the walls — and on the handle of a steak knife lying nearby.
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Covered in blood, a 6-year-old boy ran next door for help Saturday night after his mother stabbed him six times with a steak knife, Oregon police say.
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Police officers went into Villagomez's unit and found a large pool of blood on a coffee table, a steak knife with blood on the handle and blood smeared on the walls, the affidavit said.
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First Known Use of steak knife
1870
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Definition of steak knife for English Language Learners
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: a very sharp knife that is used for cutting meat
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