boline

/ ˈbəʊliːn /

noun

1. (in Wicca) a knife, usually sickle-shaped and with a white handle, used for gathering herbs and carving symbols

Example Sentences

They use a Boline, which is a white-handled knife for collecting herbs and carving candles and an Athene knife, which is used to make a shape or cut a cord in a spell.

From BBC

“If that’s what you need to build the lanes, then fine,” Boline said.

From Washington Post

Douglas Boline, 61, a federal worker who lives in Annapolis, said there’s “not enough bridge” to meet the cross-bay traffic demand.

From Washington Post

“I don’t care where it goes,” said Boline, who sees the backups on the western shore.

From Washington Post

Boline, of Annapolis, said he supports adding toll lanes to I-270 as long as they reach Frederick and eventually beyond to Hagerstown.

From Washington Post