sabre

IPA: sˈeɪbɝ

(UK, Canada) A light sword, sharp along the front edge, part of the back edge, and at the point.
(UK, Canada, fencing) A modern fencing sword modeled after the sabre.

Examples of "sabre" in Sentences

So Windu's pretentiously-coloured sabre is finally being put to good use ...
In tai chi class we're doing the broadsword sabre form now, don't know if I mentioned that.
Fighting with a sabre is a very different kettle of the piscine variety compared to the rapier.
It's faster, it's shorter, Ward says of the sabre, which is associated with the swashbuckling aspects of fencing.
Well, the 1897 pattern sabre is a beaut - but more when I've tried it out properly, and had time to check its history.
Becca was too young for the rec center class, but because her interest was piqued the family found a club where she could begin sabre instruction.
He refrains from sabre-rattling with regard to Iran -- although I have no doubt the sabre is at the ready and will be unsheathed frequently on the campaign trail.
Responding to the latest pronouncements from Sinn Féin North Down DUP MLA Peter Weir reiterated that his party would not be bullied by what he termed sabre-rattling.
This shouldn't be an exercise in sabre rattling but a "facts of life" view of how a business makes money in a tough global competitive marketplace, how a business pays taxes, how a business contributes to economic well-being, how business makes a social-infrastructure possible and sustainable.