Dirk [noun]

Bruce, struggling in the grasp of two hideous savages, was driving his glittering dirk into the breast of one of his assailants.

And yet, here's Dirk Hawley, walkin' 'way out here to bat up a few questions concernin' dad.

"This seems to be Dirk Hawley's day for underhand work," muttered Chub.

Matt explained how the letter had been dropped by Dirk Hawley and found on the bridge.

A moment Briggs stood drunkenly peering, half minded to pursue, to match his belaying-pin against the mates dirk.

A lank, bony man, Crevay, with fiery locks and a slashed cheek where a dirk had once ripped deep.

His companion thrust aside his waistcoat, pointed to the handle of a dirk, and nodded.

The motto is engraved on a dirk, belonging to a person who had but too much reason to choose such a device.

Dirk was angry now, and his dark, thin face looked fierce with passion.

However, it moved soon after Dirk opened the door, and showed itself to be more than a quilt.