wrist pass
wrist pass noun: a basic trick for a butterfly knife (balisong) used to redirect momentum, change hand positions, and prevent getting cut by the blade.
Noun
wrist pass (plural wrist passes)
- A basic trick for a butterfly knife (balisong) used to redirect momentum, change hand positions, and prevent getting cut by the blade.
Forms of wrist pass
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Questions about wrist pass
- What does wrist pass mean?
- Wrist pass means a basic trick for a butterfly knife (balisong) used to redirect momentum, change hand positions, and prevent getting cut by the blade.
- What part of speech is wrist pass?
- Wrist pass is a noun.
- What is the plural of wrist pass?
- The plural of wrist pass is wrist passes.
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