razor blade

noun

1. a small rectangular piece of metal sharpened on one or both long edges for use in a razor for shaving

Example Sentences

“They didn’t even have basic supplies, like the scissors you would use to cut an umbilical cord. They were using a razor blade, you know?”

From Salon

In a video to illustrate what happened to her vulva when she was aged six she cut off the petals of a rose with a razor blade and then stitched up what was left of the flower.

From BBC

This doesn’t mean complete freedom, of course; at one point, a group of tomboy Bailey’s older friends, armed with a razor blade, jump a peer accused of messing with one guy’s sister — a scene she runs from with the same alacrity she does Skate in one of his rages.

From Los Angeles Times

As a young adult, she yearned for “a successful domestic relationship,” a desire that manifested in her 1993 photo “Self-Portrait/Cutting,” when Opie had a friend cut her back with a razor blade and carve the bleeding image of a house and two stick figures.

From Los Angeles Times

“One of the best cleaning hacks I have used is a razor blade, specifically designed for cleaning. It comes with a curved and angled handle to use on multiple surfaces without scratching,” Lewis says.

From Seattle Times