1 | noun | a short knife with a pointed blade used for piercing or stabbing 2 | noun | a character used in printing to indicate a cross reference or footnote

d'ager (IPA: dˈæɡɝ)

dag-ger (6 letters | 2 syllables)

1375 (Late Middle ages) (651 years ago)

Old French | Old Provençal |

daggers

sticker | obelisk

bodkin | crease | creese | dirk | kirpan | kris | poniard | stiletto (total: 8)

knife | character | grapheme | graphic symbol (total: 4)

bragger | stagger | swagger (based on typical American pronunciation)

digger | Jagger | nagger | sagger | tagger (total: 5)

ragged

cloak-and-dagger | dagger fern | dagger-like | double dagger | Spanish dagger (total: 5)

Mandarin Chinese: | 匕首 (noun) Hindi: | छुरा (noun) Arabic: | خِنجَر (noun) Spanish: | puñal (small arms) | daga (small arms) French: | poignard (small arms) | dague (small arms)

Dagger (US population: 160 people, white: 93%)

Cloak & Dagger

dagger.com | dagger.net | dagger.org | dagger.biz

"Is this a ___ which I see before me": Macbeth | Blade | Cloak's partner | It has a sticking point | Macbeth's weapon | Sticking point? | Stiletto or dirk (total: 7) (based on all New York Times crossword puzzles 1994 to 2009)

9 (International English) | 9 (North American English)

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