shurikenn.

/ˈʃʊərikɛn/

Etymology: < Japanese shuri-ken, lit. ‘dagger in the hand’, < shu hand + ri inside + ken sword, blade. The traditional Japanese meaning is ‘a small dagger thrown with its blade pointing forwards as it flies through the air’.

In the martial arts (esp. ninjutsu): a weapon in the form of a small star with a number of projecting blades or points, thrown with a spinning motion at the target.

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shuriken1978

1978 Ribner & Chin Martial Arts vii. 178 The ninja..stuffed their pockets with shuriken, sharp-pointed weapons shaped like stars or crosses that could be thrown like darts at people.

1980 Washington Post 30 Sept. b11/5 ‘I came because I expected some of my team to be here,’ he says, while hurling shurikens..into a sheet of plywood.

1985 N.Y. Times 4 Oct. a30/1 Shurikens—palm-sized throwing stars with razor points—spin through the air like little buzz saws.

1989 P. Crompton Compl. Martial Arts 77/1 Because a few hooligans have used these stars in public, there has been an outcry in the West, demanding that the shuriken should be banned from sale.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1993; most recently modified version published online June 2018).

单词	shuriken
释义	shurikenn. /ˈʃʊərikɛn/ Etymology: < Japanese shuri-ken, lit. ‘dagger in the hand’, < shu hand + ri inside + ken sword, blade. The traditional Japanese meaning is ‘a small dagger thrown with its blade pointing forwards as it flies through the air’. In the martial arts (esp. ninjutsu): a weapon in the form of a small star with a number of projecting blades or points, thrown with a spinning motion at the target. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > sport > types of sport or game > fighting sports > martial arts > [noun] > ninjutsu > specific weapon shuriken1978 1978 Ribner & Chin Martial Arts vii. 178 The ninja..stuffed their pockets with shuriken, sharp-pointed weapons shaped like stars or crosses that could be thrown like darts at people. 1980 Washington Post 30 Sept. b11/5 ‘I came because I expected some of my team to be here,’ he says, while hurling shurikens..into a sheet of plywood. 1985 N.Y. Times 4 Oct. a30/1 Shurikens—palm-sized throwing stars with razor points—spin through the air like little buzz saws. 1989 P. Crompton Compl. Martial Arts 77/1 Because a few hooligans have used these stars in public, there has been an outcry in the West, demanding that the shuriken should be banned from sale. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1993; most recently modified version published online June 2018). < n.1978
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