Across
- 6. A small knife with a blade approximately 2–4 inches long, used for peeling, trimming, and detailed cutting.
- 7. A short, sturdy knife used to open oyster shells.
- 8. A Japanese-style multipurpose knife, generally 5–7 inches long, used for slicing, dicing, and chopping.
- 9. A table knife designed for cutting cooked meat into individual portions during dining.
- 10. A large, heavy knife with a broad blade used for forceful cutting tasks involving substantial ingredients.
- 11. A long, narrow knife, sometimes up to 14 inches long, designed to produce smooth, uniform slices of cooked meats and other foods.
Down
- 1. A specialized knife designed to open clam shells.
- 2. A small knife with a curved blade used to shape vegetables into decorative, uniform forms.
- 3. A knife with a toothed cutting edge designed to cut through crusts or delicate foods without excessive crushing.
- 4. Knife A versatile, broad-bladed knife, generally 8–14 inches long, used for chopping, slicing, dicing, and mincing.
- 5. A narrow-bladed knife, approximately 6 inches long, designed to separate meat from bones.
