Blade

Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 67
blad, n. "The leaf, or flat part of the leaf, of a plant, esp. of gramineous plants; the cutting part of an instrument; broad part of an oar. (Anat.) The scapula. A sharp-witted, dashing fellow; a rake. — v.t. To furnish with a blade. — v. To have, etc. [AS. bleed; Sw., Dan., and D. blad.]— Blade'-bone, n. The scapula, or upper bone in the shoulder. — Blad'ed, p. p. Having blades. (Mm.) Composed of narrow plates.
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