DCHP-1 Online
woman's knife 
n. See ooloo and picture.
See also: ooloo
- 1795 (1911) The men's bayonets and women's knives are also made of copper.
- 1898 The "woman's knife" is made by the natives from saw blades; the pattern, which is that of a mincing knife and the manner of using remain the same as when made of stone; the women use them in cutting cloth, leather, or meat--in fact, for every purpose for which a knife may be employed.
- 1795 (1911) The men's bayonets and women's knives are also made of copper.