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whittle

noun
Asmall pocket knife.

whittle

A white dress for a woman; a double blanket worn by west countrywomen in England, over the shoulders, like a cloke.

whittle

verb transitive
To pare or cut off the surface of a thing with a small knife. Some persons have a habit of whittling, and are rarely seen without a penknife in their hands for that purpose.

whittle

To edge; to sharpen.