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knuckleduster

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knuckleduster [ˈnʌklˌdʌstəʳ] N → puño m de hierro
knuckleduster [ˈnʌkəldʌstər] n → coup-de-poing m américain
knuckleduster [ˈnʌklˌdʌstəʳ] n → tirapugni m inv
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According to the 38-year-old owner and his 23-year-old employee, on asking the youth to move his car, he entered the restaurant, broke a chair and punched the employee in the stomach using a knuckleduster.
Road safety: police banging their heads off a brick wall by Cyprus Mail (Cyprus)
I didn't really know what else to buy him' CAPTION(S): TERRIFYING: UK Border Agency officer Anne Marie Symes with two weapons seized at Glasgow aiport SHOCKING: Knuckleduster mum bought for boy of 15
KNUCKLEHEAD; Mum caught bringing deadly weapon home as holiday gift ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
This 19-year-old yob had been ordered to do unpaid work after being caught drunk and armed with a flick knife and knuckleduster.
He showed no respect; Your Say by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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