Daggers [noun]

The congregation, forgetting the sacredness of the place, were in a broad grin, and the parson looked daggers.

James was defeated in battle, and put to death in a mill, by the daggers of his own subjects.

Here the mother became crimson, and looked daggers at her little son.

Later, at that very spot the second Balafre fell beneath the daggers of the avengers of the Crown.

It was dusk now in the pines, and, looking westward, the low sun was making daggers of light between the trees.

The sunlight was shut out, save for daggers of blue between the trunks toward the west.

But at last three Spaniards drew their daggers, and stabbed La Ruelle repeatedly till he was dead.

Ikey exclaimed ecstatically, whereupon the other boys looked daggers at him, for the basket-making was kept a profound secret.

They had no body armour; their shields were small round bucklers; their weapons were bows and daggers.

At last they drew out their daggers, whereupon Gorges interposed, and had his knuckles rapped.