machete

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a large heavy knife used in Central and South America as a weapon or for cutting vegetation

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Machet was named consumer business manager for Australia, effective immediately.
"We use only raw materials of the very highest quality," comments Machet. "All our products are silicone, paraben and dye-free.
(10.) Pires C, Machet F, Dahmani L, Irani J, Dore B Sensitivity of abdominal radiography without preparation compared with computed tomography in the assessment of residual fragments after percutaneous nephrolithotomy.
Machet, "Study of the growth mechanisms of chromium nitride films deposited by vacuum ARC evaporation," Thin Solid Films, vol.
Jacob's protege, chef Julien Machet, who was invited for the first time for the festival, is also proud to share his cuisines with Beirut.
The original settlers of New Oxford included Daniel Bondet, Oxford's first Anglican priest, and his successor, Pastor Jacques Laborie, as well as families with the surnames: Sigournais, DuTuffeau, Faneuil, Boudoin, Allen, Jansen, Bureau, Barbut, Montier, Montel, Allard, Jermon, Germon, Germain, Mousset, Cornilly, Cante, Bourdille, Cazeneau, Johonnot, Mallet, DuPont, Canton, Machet, Papineaux, Dupeau, Grignon, Thiband, Baudrit, Boutineau and Mourgue.
When, therefore, on the spur of the festival drumming and chanting by the Ekumeku and the entire village, he slashes off the heads of his father and his brother in-law, senator Arikpo, with one stroke of the machet each, we now know for sure that we have a rampaging revolutionary in our hands.
(57) Der franzosische Staatsprasident Nicolas Sarkozy machet die Turkeidebatte sowohl bei nationalen Wahlen, wie auch im Vorfeld der Europawahl 2009 zum Hauptwahlkampfthema.
(11) Hormones used dermatologically to thin the skin (machet, Machet, Vaillant, and Lorette, 1996), for example in the treatment of keloids.