Definition of steak knife
: a table knife with a sharp often serrated blade
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Knife sets seem to tack on things like kitchen shears, historically terrible steak knives, and bird’s beak paring knives in order to give you more bang for your buck.
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In the girl's room, under her pillow, the mother found two kitchen knives and a steak knife.
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Cardinals and Kings Before there was the steak knife, there was the table knife, or the butter knife.
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Rami Malek and his steak knife of a jaw are already set to play Mercury, though the rest of the cast is still filling out—leaving the possibilities quite endless for Myers.
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Rami Malek and his steak knife of a jaw are already set to play Mercury, though the rest of the cast is still filling out—leaving the possibilities quite endless for Myers.
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Investigators said the steak knife found inside was bent and broken at the hilt.
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At launch, there are 148 food items available at Brandless and a collection of simple kitchen utensils, like spatulas, steak knives, whisks, and can openers.
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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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