In British usage, the object of this verb is nearly always a flint
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- Old Norse 'button, stud', today's hillock or hill-crest; or, to bite off, break with a snap, nefariously steal, nibble, rap, shape a flint/arrowhead or strike
- To steal
- Word meaning 'bite, eat, nibble', thus found in the name of a soldier or hiker's backpack or 'eating bag'
- "Sack" attachment
- ''Sack'' lead-in
Possible answers
- K
- N
- A
- P