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scythe
a manual implement for cutting grass, etc., having a long handle held with both hands and a curved sharpened blade that moves in a plane parallel to the ground

scythe [th]
(design engineering)
A tool with a long curved blade attached at a more or less right angle to a long handle with grips for both hands; used for cutting grass as well as grain and other crops.

scythe
carried by the personification of death, used to cut life short. [Art.: Hall, 276]
See : Death


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We've been training for the last six months under the supervision of Eddie and Kathleen Sythes of Ski Club Ireland in Kilternan and this weather just brings it all home.
Laura, a farmer's daughter, born Florence Sythes, married insurance brother John Ewing in 1982 when she was 39 and he was 74.
The fact that the Sythes family were seen as well-off in a struggling agricultural community set them apart.
 
 
 
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