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blade
verb- to skate on rollerblades US
- — Pamela Munro, U.C.L.A. Slang, p. 31, 1997
- in professional wrestling, to cut yourself intentionally to produce bleeding US
- Real blood produced by means other than blading. — rec.sports.pro-wrestling, 17 July 1990
- Jericho wasn’t wearing a bandaid any more (this is week four of TV, after all) and there was no scar. “This makes us think he must have bladed above the hair line.” — Herb’s Smoky Mountain Fanweek 1994 Review, 1994
- He lay there motionless. Then I noticed his hand moving slowly under his forehead. He was “blading” himself, cutting his own forehead with a razor blade. — Larry Nelson, Stranglehold, p. 119, 1999
- Some guys were terrified of blading. I remember William Snyder would whimper when it was time for him to blade. — Bobby Heenan, Bobby the Brain, p. 127, 2002
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