Sharp Objects with T

  • Human or animal teeth can bite and cut food.

  • Thin pointed stick for cleaning teeth, very sharp tip.

  • Small sharp nail used to pin things to walls.

  • Sharp plant spike for defense, e.g. on roses.

  • Single tooth, hard and can bite or pierce.

  • Tweezers have pointed tips for gripping tiny objects.

  • Sharp claw on birds of prey for tearing prey.

  • Three‑pronged spear weapon with sharp tips.

  • Small pin with sharp point for fastening paper.

  • Native American axe weapon, edge used for cutting.

  • Cut edge of a can is often razor‑sharp metal.

  • Long pointed tooth of elephants etc., can stab.

  • Very sharp end used for cutting and piercing

  • Tiger fang; very sharp for biting prey

  • A tweezer uses two pointed arms to grasp small items.

  • Pointed garden tool for digging, can pierce

  • Many traps have sharp jaws or spikes to pierce

  • Small thin branch; ends can be sharp and pokey

  • tin opener

  • Curved tiger claws are natural weapons for slashing.

  • Extremely fine, sharp point used for piercing.

  • Plant with sharp spines that can prick skin.

  • Dining knife, with sharpened edge for cutting food.

  • Pointed prongs on forks, made to stab food.

  • Cutting tool for thin metal sheets and tin

  • Balanced knife designed to be thrown and stab

  • Power tool with a sharp circular blade for cutting

  • Very sharp triangular tooth for cutting prey

  • Hand tool with sharp jaws for trimming toenails

  • Metal lid edge can be razor sharp, cuts easily.

  • Knife is a cutting tool; tall just describes size.

  • Weapon with sharp nose to pierce hulls.

  • Big cat with sharp teeth and claws as weapons.

  • Small arachnid with sharp mouthparts to pierce skin.

  • Still a knife, standard cutting utensil.

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