A scythe is a long handled, bladed cutting instrument for the harvesting of grains or grass. An American scythe is usually represented as having a curved shaft with two handles. A British scythe has a straight shaft and no handles. The blade in either style is mounted at 90o to the main shaft and is about 60 cm long and curved. A basket is sometimes mounted behind the blade to capture the cut grain for easier gathering into sheaves.
In many pictures and illustrations the figure of "Death" is often shown with a British scythe.
Also: To cut with a scythe.
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There is no antonym for "scissors".
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Scythe is Ogama
The farmer used the scythe to cut the grain. Death carries a scythe.
No it's a scythe
Scythe assonates with sky: they have the same vowel sound. Hythe rimes with scythe; dry with sky.
The only anagram for the word chesty is scythe.
You can not get a Scythe. But when you start the game you will have a Sickle.
The framer used the scythe to farm yesterday.
The Scythe - album - was created on 2007-09-14.
The grim reaper is typically depicted with a scythe, which symbolizes death and the cutting of life. The scythe is often associated with harvesting souls.
Scythe is a person in a game called fable who looks like the grim reaper
The scythe is a very ancient tool. No one knows when it was invented.
The Japanese word for 'scythe' is 'ogama' O-GAM-A