stiletto

I am a peaceable man, and I don't like the suspicion of a stiletto, even in a dream.

His energies have true vent; his better feelings are roused; he has thrown aside the stiletto.

The human in her used the stiletto or hatpin, the animal in her used claws.

The barber made a movement as if to stop her, but she turned and her hand still grasped her stiletto.

As the train whirled toward London she whetted the stiletto of vengeance upon the grindstone of her wounded feelings.

"Mr. Grey is coming," said I, approaching the waiter and handing him the stiletto loosely wrapped in tissue paper.

Unwinding the folds of tissue paper in which the stiletto was wrapped, I scrutinized the weapon very carefully.

Then a clean-cut idea stabbed him like a stiletto: was this Vanessa or Iole?

It was a hand pickaxe with a point like a stiletto; a touch, and the steel lay buried.

He wept for a kiss with his fingers twiddling on the hilt of his stiletto.