Sharp Objects

Feather writing tool with a sharpened tip for ink.

Kitchen or outdoor knife with yellow handle, very sharp.

Chopping tool with a sharp blade, used for wood and combat.

Cutting edge of a knife or sword. Classic sharp object.

Japanese curved sword, famously sharp in samurai history.

Large chopping blade, used as tool and weapon in tropics.

Metal spike with sharp tip, used in carpentry.

Thin pointed tool for sewing or injections.

Table utensil with sharp tines to pierce food.

Short knife weapon, used for stabbing since ancient times.

Fragile material; broken glass forms razor‑sharp edges.

A garden tool with tines that can pierce and scratch.

A weapon can be designed to cut, pierce, or stab. 🗡️

Small pointed projectile, used in games or as a weapon.

Kitchen tool with sharp holes to shred food like cheese.

A pencil has a pointed tip that can prick ✏️

Metal key tip can pierce or scratch, mildly sharp.

Hand tool with sharp metal spike for chopping ice

Pointed projectile for bows, sharp tip for piercing targets.

KNIFE

Mythical but clear: fanged teeth used to bite necks!

Athletic spear used in track and field to throw and pierce.

Human or animal teeth can bite and cut food.

Long bladed weapon for cutting and stabbing in combat.

Rotating cutting tool that bores holes in materials.

Metal strand that can cut or pierce when thin or taut.

Small blade for opening envelopes. Often found on desks.

Shaving tool with sharp edge for cutting hair

Ox horn

Mythic horn, often depicted as sharp and piercing.

Slim metal fastener with sharp tip for piercing.

Hand tool with a toothed blade, ideal for cutting metal.

Hand tool with two blades for cutting paper, cloth, etc.

Long thin needle for knitting, can easily poke skin.

Barbed spear used in fishing and whaling, very sharp tip.

Hand tool with retractable sharp blade for cutting.

Small axe with a sharp blade, used as tool and weapon.

Execution device with huge falling blade, very sharp.

Generic term for blade tools used to cut materials.

Earring posts are pointed to pierce the earlobe.

Jagged shards that can easily cut skin.

An opener can cut or pierce, especially a can opener.

A gemstone with edges hard enough to cut glass 💎

Toothed cutting tool for wood, metal or bone.

Generic term for a big kitchen or combat blade.

Heavy kitchen blade for chopping meat and bones.

Knife designed for cutting; sharp-edged kitchen tool.

Long thrusting spear used by cavalry in history.

A knife with an uneven sharp edge for cutting or slashing.

Metal tool with sharp ridges to cut or shape.

A beak is a naturally sharp tool for piercing.

Folding pocketknife with sharp blade, used as tool.

General term for an elongated, sharp cutting blade.

Slim, sharply pointed sword for thrusting

A powered tool that can cut using an abrasive wheel.

Throwing star weapon with sharp edges, from ninjutsu.

Type of sword with extended blade for slashing.

Multitool with blades; Swiss army knife style cutter.

Thin pointed stick for cleaning teeth, very sharp tip.

Small sharp nail used to pin things to walls.

Sharp tooth of animals, used to pierce prey.

Tool with sharp wheel/blade for opening metal cans.

Small carving knife, made for cutting and shaving wood.

Electric shaver with sharp blades for cutting hair.

Volcanic glass; edges can be razor sharp for cutting.

Weapon with sharpened iron blade for cutting

Curved metal piece with a sharp tip, used to catch or fasten.

A knife is a classic sharp tool for cutting.

A tool with a chisel bit that can pierce hard material 🔨

Powered kitchen knife, sharp cutting blade.

European two‑handed sword, sharp cutting edge.

Sea urchin spines are sharp and can pierce skin.

Metal nail with a pointed, piercing tip

Natural sharp keratin tips on animal paws, used to scratch and hunt

Very sharp kitchen tool for slicing and chopping.

Large kitchen knife for cutting meat, very sharp.

Knives and similar utensils with sharp cutting edges.

Sharp-bladed knife for hunting, designed to cut and stab.

Improvised stabbing weapon, often a sharpened metal piece.

Spiked club; metal flanges can pierce and crush.

Bra underwire can be quite sharp when exposed.

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

Single tooth, hard and can bite or pierce.

A hoe has a sharp blade for cutting and digging.

Hand saw with sharp teeth for cutting wood or metal.

Butter knife

Broken piece of ice with naturally sharp edges

Barbed metal hook, very sharp for catching fish.

Sharp kitchen knife for carving meat and roasts.

Household knife made for chopping and slicing food.

Serrated kitchen knife for slicing bread.

Small folding knife, sharp blade for cutting.

Hollow needle used to inject vaccines, very sharp.

Deer horns; tips can be sharp enough to stab.

Small pin with a pointed tip, can pierce hair and fabric.

Snake fangs that inject venom with a stabbing bite.

Motorized saw with sharp teeth on a rotating chain.

A worn but still sharp cutting utensil or weapon.

Letter opener style tool, narrow cutting edge.

Saw with sharp teeth for cutting wood or other materials.