"EDC": What does that mean to you?

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J. Doyle said:
I'll help you out......that's what it means to EVERYBODY........except possibly you.

Nobody in the knife world ever took EDC to mean the same knife every day.
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I carried the same knife every day for over a dozen years. A Camillus-made Buck 303 that I carried from the late 70's into the early 90's.

So maybe you can take your response down a notch.
 
J. Doyle said:
I'll help you out......that's what it means to EVERYBODY........except possibly you.

Nobody in the knife world ever took EDC to mean the same knife every day.
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Indeed. Well, what you said is pretty much what I took away from the thread . . .so we're still good right?
Guess I was focuaed on Every-Day and not on Day-Carry.

knarfeng knarfeng : Thank you for that.​

 
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KentuckyBlackBird said:
To me, EDC is an action verb, not a noun. I do have a select few that get most of my time, but, I digress.
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Interesting . . .Please explain.

In the context of this forum, I am reading that folks are using the phrase to describe one (or more it turns out ) of their knives thereby naming it as a favorite. . . .As in, "This is my every-day-carry knife." I can't figure out how to diagram a sentence using that phrase as an action verb. How can the entire phrase. every-day-carry, be used in in any other way than as a modifier of the word "knife" .

How do you use this phrase as an action verb?
 
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