Blade (disambiguation)
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A blade is a sharp cutting part, for instance of a weapon or tool.
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Blade may also refer to:
- Bladed weapon, especially a sword
- Razor blade, used for shaving
- Lithic blade, a type of stone archeological artefact that is at least twice as long as wide, has a more or less regular shape and a triangular or trapezoid cross-shape.
- Prismatic blade, a type of stone archeological artefact that is long and narrow with parallel margins
- The Blades, a common nickname for the Sheffield United football club and their fans
- Computing blade, an interchangeable part in a computing system
- Blade server, a self-contained computer server, designed for high density
- The edge of an oar
- Blade TC5, a pioneering NYC graffiti artist.
In sport
- Oar (sport rowing)
- Blades are a type of cleat where there are more than six protrusions, composed of moulded plastic or a similar substance, as opposed to studs which are exactly six in number and often made of metal.
- Blades is the nickname for the UK Premiership Team, Sheffield United.
In entertainment:
- Blade Trilogy, a series of movies starring Wesley Snipes:
- Blade (1998)
- Blade II (2002)
- Blade: Trinity (2004)
- Blade (comics), a character upon which the Blade films are based.
- Blade: The Series, a television spin-off from the comic book character and nominally the films.
- Blades (Elder Scrolls) is a fictional organization in the The Elder Scrolls series of computer games.
- Blading (professional wrestling), to cut oneself in order to draw blood for dramatic effect
- Blade (Masters of the Universe), a character from the Masters of the Universe franchise series
- Blade (rapper), a UK recording artist
- Blade (artscene group), a group active during the 1990s
- Blades Club, M's private card club featured in several of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels
- Kamen Rider Blade, a Japanese tokusatsu superhero television series
Newspapers:
Magazines:
- Blade (magazine), the knife collecting magazine