The sharp edge and point of a blade are fully exposed; used to describe someone who shows off their talent or energy in an aggressive or unrestrained way.

To display one's ability, strength, or talent for the first time; used to describe a beginner or youth showing early signs of great potential.

to not show off one's talent or sharp edge; to be modest and keep a low profile

The direction of a military advance or physical assault; where the spearhead is pointed

to display only a small part of one's talent or skills; to show a hint of what one is capable of doing

(of one's talent or speech) to be sharp and overbearing; to present oneself aggressively in a way that makes others feel intimidated or threatened

to begin to display one's abilities or brilliance; to show one's edge or potential for the first time

To be talented and capable yet remain humble and modest; to refrain from showing off one's abilities

to draw in one's claws; to hide one's brilliance; to show more modesty or restraint

To show off one's talent or ability; to make one's aggressiveness felt.