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5 +2 | Sharp-Pointed Weapon |
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5 | sharp instrument used as a weapon |
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4 | sharp weapon |
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4 | sharp and pointy weapon |
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sharp weapon Explanation: Punzo- would be 'piercing'. I think your best bet would just be to say 'sharp', as sharp can cut or pierce. HTH, MJ |
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sharp and pointy weapon Explanation: ... |
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sharp instrument used as a weapon Explanation: Hi Laura:-) This is what the Oxford Superlex says. Good Luck:-) terry Above |
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Sharp-Pointed Weapon Explanation: Arma Punzo-Cortante = Sharp-Pointed Weapon Police in Latin countries refer to a knife as a " arma punzo-cortante " |
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