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Meaning sheath meaning

What does sheath mean?

sheath

— noun a protective covering (as for a knife or sword) — noun an enveloping structure or covering enclosing an animal or plant organ or part — noun (= cocktail dress) a dress suitable for formal occasions

Synonyms sheath synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as sheath?

sheath English » English

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Topics sheath topics

What do people use sheath to talk about?

Person Body

Flesh

What types of soft tissue are there?

connective tissue fat cartilage gland lymph gland membrane fiber sheath vesicle

Work and occupation Tool Container

Sheath

What words refer to sheaths?

sheath holster

Examples sheath examples

How do I use sheath in a sentence?

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I could make out the grenade on his belt and the bayonet in its sheath.

Sharp, naked without a sheath.

He didn't stay in his sheath.

All you heard was the sound of it returning to its sheath.

This is thy sheath.

Only then is the spirit set free to find another mortal sheath.

Happy dagger. Happy dagger. this is thy sheath.

And, by wearing a rubber sheath over my old fellow I could ensure that when I came off, you would not be impregnated.

No, it's a magical sheath that simulates a dazzling head of hair.

Viral protein sheath is unaffected.

Virum protein sheath.

We can see the ship, but this energy sheath renders it virtually undetectable to our long-range sensors.

Without analysing the energy sheath, chances of a correct remodulation are remote.

You're gonna have to cut off the sheath.

The costume includes a knife attached to your belt in a leather sheath, correct?

She's wearing a black sheath.

But, with the sword, there's a vulnerable moment when one pulls it out of the sheath, and with the staff, the opponent sees an opportunity when one pulls it out rather than when he attacks.

Drop sheath.

O, happy dagger, this is thy sheath, there rest and let me die. I-I've.

Will you have your gladiator sheath his sword first?

In days of yore, what would a swashbuckler keep in his sheath?

He was armed with a machine gun. I could make out the grenade on his belt and the bayonet in its sheath.

You're like a sword without a sheath.

You cut well, but the best sword is kept in its sheath.

A drawn sword that wouldn't stay in its sheath.

The best sword is kept in its sheath.

Sheath arms!

Now in the sheath?

Cesar, sheath!

Oh, happy dagger. this is thy sheath.

Oh spare my life, I'm in your power, And put your sword back in its sheath.

Mrs Parry, that walking sheath.

Sheath?

I noticed that the sheath on your belt is empty.

He's faultless, except for that bit of scar tissue on his sheath which I showed you.

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