Blade (disambiguation)
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A blade is a sharp cutting part, for instance of a weapon or tool.
Blade may also refer to:
Buildings
- Bristol Laboratory for Advanced Dynamics Engineering
- The Blade Reading, a skyscraper in Reading, Berkshire
Computing and technology
- Blade, a templating engine used in the Laravel PHP framework
- BLADE (software), Block All Drive-by Download Exploits, software developed at Georgia Tech and SRI International
- Blade server, a self-contained computer server, designed for high density
- Blade PC
- Samsung SPH-A900, a cellular telephone commonly referred to as the "blade"
- ZTE Blade, a cellphone manufactured by the ZTE Corporation
Entertainment
- Blade (comics), a Marvel Comics character
- Blade (film series), a movie trilogy starring Wesley Snipes based on the Marvel Comics character
- Blade (film), the first film in the Blade series, which was released in 1998
- Blade II, part 2 in the Blade series
- Blade: Trinity, part 3 in the Blade series
- Blade (soundtrack), the soundtrack to the first film in the Blade trilogy
- Blade: The Series, a television spin-off of the comic book series and movies
- Blade (film series), a movie trilogy starring Wesley Snipes based on the Marvel Comics character
- The Blade (film), a 1995 Hong Kong martial arts film directed by Tsui Hark
- Blades is a fictional organization in the The Elder Scrolls series of computer games
- Blade (Puppet Master), a character within the Puppet Master horror film franchise
- Blades (Transformers) is a street-brawling Autobot from the Transformers series
- 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
- Blades (hip hop group) (Formally Blades Of Hades), Australian hip hop group from Newcastle, New South Wales
- 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
- Blade (video game), video game produced by Activision for the Game Boy Color and PlayStation
- Blade, a station ident for British television channel BBC Two from the 1991–2001 series
- Richard Blade, radio, television, and film personality
- Rubén Blades, Panamanian singer
Place name
- Blades, Delaware, in the United States
- Blades, Barbados
Publications
- The Blade (Toledo), a newspaper in Toledo, Ohio
- Washington Blade, a gay newspaper
- The New York Blade, a gay newspaper
- Monthly Comic Blade, a monthly manga anthology magazine published by Mag Garden
- Blade (magazine), a knife collecting magazine
Sports
- Kansas City Blades, a defunct American ice hockey team
- The Blades, common nickname for the UK football team Sheffield United and their fans
- Chengdu Blades F.C., Chinese football club
- A component of a spinnerbait fishing lure
- A blade is the end of a rowing oar
- A blade is a type of golf club, referring to the shape of an iron's clubhead
- Saskatoon Blades, Western Hockey League franchise
Other uses
- Bladed weapon, especially a sword
- Razor blade, used for shaving
- Blade (archaeology), a type of stone tool
- Blade (company), a crowdsourced short-distance aviation company
- Blade (geometry), a generalization of vectors in higher-dimensional vector spaces in geometric algebra
- Prismatic blade, a type of stone archeological artifact that is long and narrow with parallel margins
- Blade, an often curved metal plate installed on the front of a bulldozer
- Leaf blade, a major part of a leaf
- Tongue blade, the part of the tongue just behind the tip
- Toyota Auris, a car, also known as Toyota Blade in Japan
- A rotating aerofoil or wing of a rotary engine (turbine, compressor, ...) or a propeller
See also
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