October 25, 2012
lancet • noun
The noun lancet describes a small, double-edged surgical knife used to make incisions.
A lancer is a soldier bearing a long spear, called a lance, while a lancet is like a tiny spear — sharp on two sides and meant to pierce things. And though a soldier could wield a lancet, it's more likely to be used by a surgeon. A lancet arch is an architectural term used to describe an arch that peaks at the top. Most buildings with lancet arches are not places where you’d use a lancet, though.
soldiers use lancet knifes.
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Andy Dominguez
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I use lancet's everyday to inject myself insulin.
i have a lancet knife .
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lancet knifes are very sharp and small so it's easier so the docter to use.
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Many docter's use lancet knifes in there job.
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Marcelo Coppola (Foster) P;5&6
ReplyDeleteI have a lot of lancet knifes.
Yaneisy Ramos
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Lancet always has good stuff, and there's the exercise industry don't laugh, they have people who understand physiology.
Gabriel Lopez
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The end walls have first three big lancets of even height with detached triple shafts