Similar words: jackknife, jack-knife, knick-knack, knickknack, steak knife, knife, penknife, knife-edge. Meaning: [‚flɪk‚naɪf] 
n. a pocketknife with a blade that springs open at the press of a button flick-knife. n. a knife with the blade hidden in the handle; the blade springs out when a button is pressed.
n. a pocketknife with a blade that springs open at the press of a button flick-knife. n. a knife with the blade hidden in the handle; the blade springs out when a button is pressed. 
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1. Therefore flick knives are now in the same category as truncheons and knuckledusters.
2. In Fisher v Bell(1961), it was held that the display of a "flick knife" in a shop window with a price attached was an invitation to treat.
3. I flick knife again quickly, also not as quick as bullet.
4. Andrew a flick knife, and a death's head tattoo. He's great in a fight, our Andrew.
5. During the fight with a rival gang he lashed out with his flick knife.
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