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sword A long, sharp blade made of steel, used for combat or cutting. ■ "I don't know why he brought a sword to the party. It was a real buzzkill."
Hilt A handle attached to the blade of a sword. ■ "I accidentally stabbed myself with the hilt of my sword while trying to change my razor blade."
claymore A large, two-handed sword with a broad blade. ■ "The claymore was used in medieval combat by Scottish knights to decapitate their enemies."
Dismount To get off a horse or other animal and stand up. ■ Why did the knight dismount his horse? To retrieve his forgotten sword from behind the tree!
Fencing A competitive sport where two or more people use swords to try and hit each other while trying not to get hit themselves. ■ "I'm really good at fencing, I once beat a professional with my trusty plastic sword."
harts Noun: A mythical creature with four legs and a heart-shaped body, often depicted wearing a red cape and carrying a sword. ■ "I saw a hart riding through the forest on its unicorn-like steed."
onward The movement of a person, thing, or idea forward, often in a determined and optimistic way. ■ "He marched onward with his trusty sword and shield, ready to face any challenge that came his way."
quixote A person who is excessively chivalric or romantically idealized, often to the point of foolishness. ■ "He was such a quixote that he thought he could defeat the dragon with his sword and shield."
Saber A cutting weapon used primarily in fencing or sword fighting. It has a long, thin blade and is often characterized by its sharpness and precision. ■ "John's saber was so sharp that it could cut through butter!"
Swords An extremely long, sharp object used for cutting and slashing. ■ "Why did the sword go to school? Because it wanted to be sharper!
wielding To hold and use (a weapon, tool, or object) skillfully or forcefully. ■ "The karate master was wielding his sword with such precision that it seemed like he was made of steel."
Ally A person or thing that is an ally in battle or war., A person who helps another person or group in achieving their goals. ■ "I was thrilled when my new ally, the talking cat, offered to help me defeat the evil dragon.", "Having an ally like the trusty sword by your side makes all the difference in a tough battle.", "My business partner and I make a great team - we're each other's allies in this cutthroat world of entrepreneurship."
Forge A place where metal is heated and shaped into tools, weapons, or other objects. ■She went to the forge to get her sword made., A group of people who work together to create something, usually a product or service. ■The marketing team is like a forge, working tirelessly to shape their brand image.
knight A gallant and chivalrous man, who is always ready to do battle for his kingdom. ■ "Sir Knight-a-lot" rode into town on his trusty steed, sword held high, ready to defend the citizens from any threat. Unfortunately, he was more interested in eating ice cream than fighting monsters."
musketeer A person who is overly confident in their abilities and thinks they can take on any challenge, regardless of the odds. ■ "I may not be a real musketeer, but I'm pretty sure I can defeat that giant robot with my trusty sword!"
presenting To show or offer something to someone, often with a flourish or fanfare. ■ At the award ceremony, the host proudly presented the trophy to the winner, who graciously accepted it while wearing a ridiculous cape and holding a sword.
Proteus A shape-shifting trickster with a mischievous grin and a tendency to change forms at will. Often found in mythology and folklore. ■ Once, Proteus was able to fool the hero Theseus by turning himself into a giant serpent and swallowing him whole. But when Theseus' sword finally pierced the serpent's belly, Proteus was able to escape and transform back into his true form - that of a scaly, shape-shifting trickster.
sabers A group of highly skilled and unpredictable sword fighters who are known for their quick reflexes, agility, and unconventional tactics. ■ "The sabers were known to strike fear into the hearts of their enemies with their lightning-fast swings and cunning maneuvers."
samurai A Japanese warrior who is known for their bravery, loyalty, and skill in combat. ■ "The samurai was so skilled in combat that they were able to defeat an army of 100 men with just a sword!", A person who is very cool and collected, even in the face of danger. ■ "He was such a samurai when he faced that difficult exam!