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dagger

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dagger, noun, verb.

dagger

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expr. at daggers drawn, ready or disposed to fight; hostile.
Ex. The U.S. gas industry, long at daggers drawn with the electric utility industry which has been snatching away every gas user it can grab ... (Wall Street Journal).

dagger

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expr. look daggers (at), to look (at) with hatred or anger; look fiercely or savagely.
Ex. She looked daggers at me. And she's never spoken to me since (Maclean's).

dagger

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noun 1. a small weapon with a short, pointed blade, used for stabbing.
Ex. He wrote of himself: ""Each line shall stab, shall blast, like daggers and like fire"" (Time).
2. a sign like a cross, used in printing to refer the reader to a footn

dagger

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v.t. 1. to stab with a dagger.
2. to mark with a dagger sign.