She took four stab wounds to her chest and stomach, plus a five-inch slice down the arm she had raised to defend herself. One more thrust of the blade would have finished her off. But Lisa, screaming in pain and dizzy from blood loss, somehow grabbed Leibman’s ankle. He fell. The knife skittered. Lisa grabbed it and shoved it hilt-deep into his gut. Stephen Leibman bled out lying next to her on the floor
Choose DictionaryBanglaCambridgeCollinsLongmanThe knife skipped (across the floor) quickly in a jittery or jerky way. CJ
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The knife skipped (across the floor) quickly in a jittery or jerky way.
CJ
Have you ever gotten up late at night, gone to the kitchen and turned on the light? The roaches skitter to their hiding crannies in the walls.