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razorblade

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ra·zor·blade also ra·zor blade  (rzr-bld)
n.
A thin sharp-edged piece of steel that can be fitted into a razor.
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Noun1.razorblade - a blade that has very sharp edgerazorblade - a blade that has very sharp edge    
blade - the flat part of a tool or weapon that (usually) has a cutting edge
razor - edge tool used in shaving


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They're pounds 46 each, from Oliver Bonas (alternatively, one for the seriously loaded, a Suck UK Razorblade shaped mirror, pounds 185, from Red Candy).
Shifting from primal scream outburst to gargling with razorblades whispers, McCracken spills his guts out over a relenting mix of crunchy power chords, locomotive bass lines and powder-keg drumming and turns his psychotic musings into anthematic, hook-laden choruses.
And every time I called her that day - I called 158 times - I took a razorblade and I cut myself on my face or on my hands," he said.
 
 
 
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