Kniving
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /naɪvɪŋ/ · Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Kniving is a verb meaning present participle and gerund of knive.
Meaning
present participle and gerund of knive.
More Meanings
- Misconstruction of conniving.
Example Sentences
It was enough that Frederich was a kniving back-stabber who was always working with .
He did not share his Duke's kniving mind, nor lack of morals and he had a good friend aboard one of those boats back across the turbulent sea.
When your so-called friends try to smear your name with their backstabbing and kniving games, look them straight in their eyes and say, I know who I am.
If I had a^([sic]) Indian in the car and also a sealed bottle of whiskey or a sealed case of beer and a cop stops me on a routine check I would be charged with kniving which has several meanings like the intention of giving him a drink sooner or later.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include scheming, backstabby, treacherous, sneaky, snide, dastardly.
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