snickersnee
英 ['snɪkə'sni:]
美 ['snɪkəˌsni]
- n. 短刀
英语词源
- snickersnee (n.)
- 1690s, originally "fight with knives," from snick-or-snee (1610s), from Dutch steken "to thrust, stick" + snijden "to cut" (compare German schneiden; see schnitzel).