saber
IPA: sˈeɪbɝ
Root Word: Saber
noun
- A surname.
- (American spelling) Alternative form of sabre [(UK, Canada) A light sword, sharp along the front edge, part of the back edge, and at the point.]
verb
- (American spelling) Alternative form of sabre [(UK, Canada, transitive) To strike or kill with a sabre.]
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Examples of "saber" in Sentences
- Ward shines in saber events, wins USA TODAY's weekly honor
- A light saber is one of the most important aspects of this costume.
- Ward shines in saber events, wins USA TODAY's weekly honor - USATODAY. com
- No lo podemos descutir sin saber con quien o para que estamos descutiendo.
- We will get more from our government if the legislative saber is used judiciously.
- So while they're watching the administration, they're suspicious of its motives and what they call saber rattling.
- In Spanish, for example, "saber" is the infinitive of "to know" in the sense of knowing a fact or knowing how to do something.
- Kids would really want to be Anakin and the light saber is the perfect accessory that will go along with this great Halloween costume.
- I have a Ep. III Anakin saber, well the hilt pommel where you put the batteries in corroded and I wanna replace it, does anyone know where i can buy a replacement battery housing?
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