However, he did have his long, sharp-edged poniard with him.

"No doubt Mr. Raeburn would thank you," said his friend, with a sharp-edged smile.

Douglas's error became a sharp-edged sword in Lincoln's hand.

You receive an impression of sharp-edged flints and broken bottles.

It is necessary to step with care, for the rocks are sharp-edged.

Virtue often trips and falls on the sharp-edged rock of poverty.

He had to cut it with the sharp-edged stone into smaller pieces.

Wax the thread you weave with, so that the sharp-edged beads will not cut it.

In the watches of the night the sharp-edged swords watched too.

If peculiar, it was rather that his mind was so sharp-edged, unqualifying, absolute.