knuckle-duster
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈknuckle-ˌduster noun [countable] PMWa piece of metal that covers all the knuckles of the hand, used as a weapon 〔用作武器的〕指节金属套
Examples from the Corpus
knuckle-duster• I then noticed one of them putting on to his fingers ... a knuckle-duster.• He employed it with the subtlety of a knuckle-duster.• There was still room on his desk for Dryden and Pope beside his knuckle-duster.• Before it was over, knuckle-dusters had been used and two of the combatants were taken to hospital.• They claimed to have the weapon purely for self-defence but also had a set of viciously spiked knuckle-dusters.ˈknuckle-ˌduster nounChineseSyllable
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knuckle-duster
ˈknuckle-ˌduster
noun [countable]
a piece of metal that covers all the knuckles of the hand, used as a weapon
ˈknuckle-ˌduster
noun [countable]a piece of metal that covers all the knuckles of the hand, used as a weapon