Definitions Found:
a large knife, also CUTTOE
- cuttoa large knife, also CUTTOE
- cuttoesCUTTOE, a large knife, also CUTTO
- cuttoea large knife, also CUTTO
- machetea large heavy knife, also MATCHET
- matcheta large heavy knife, also MACHETE
- machetesMACHETE, a large heavy knife, also MATCHET
- matchetsMATCHET, a large heavy knife, also MACHETE
- whittlesa large knife
- pangaa large knife
- pangasPANGA, a large knife
- jackknivesJACKKNIFE, a large clasp knife
- jockteleg(Scots) a large clasp knife
- jocktelegsJOCKTELEG, (Scots) a large clasp knife
- snickersneesSNICKERSNEE, (obsolete) a large knife, cutlass etc.
- jackknifea large clasp knife / to fold up like a jackknife
- snickersnee(obsolete) a large knife, cutlass etc. / to fight with knives
- simi(Swahili) in Africa, a short two-edged sword or large knife
- couteauknife, esp. a large double-edged one formerly carried as a weapon
- couteauxknife, esp. a large double-edged one formerly carried as a weapon
- simisSIMI, (Swahili) in Africa, a short two-edged sword or large knife
- machetea large heavy knife used for cutting sugarcane and underbrush and as a weapon
- parangslarge, heavy knife used as a tool or a weapon in Malaysia and Indonesia
- paranglarge, heavy knife used as a tool or a weapon in Malaysia and Indonesia
- swinglewooden instrument shaped like a large knife, for beating flax or hemp and scraping from it the woody or coarse portions
- swingledwooden instrument shaped like a large knife, for beating flax or hemp and scraping from it the woody or coarse portions
- swingleswooden instrument shaped like a large knife, for beating flax or hemp and scraping from it the woody or coarse portions
- pangaslarge, broad-bladed African knife used as a weapon or as an implement for cutting heavy jungle growth, sugar cane, etc.; machete
- pangalarge, broad-bladed African knife used as a weapon or as an implement for cutting heavy jungle growth, sugar cane, etc.; machete
- kukrilarge knife having a heavy curved blade that is sharp on the concave side, used by the Napalese Gurkhas for hunting and combat