swordsman

IPA: sˈɔrdzmʌn

A person skilled at using swords in sport or combat; a fencer.
A person who fights with a sword.
(informal) A man who is a skillful or enthusiastic practitioner of sexual intercourse.

Examples of "swordsman" in Sentences

Throwing dust in the eye of a swordsman is harder than it looks (and more cliche).
Although neither of the combatants was known as a swordsman, épées were chosen as the weapons.
No, by swordsman she meant someone who used a heavy broadsword in battle, slashing and hacking.
He was known as a swordsman the nobleman said, boasting a little; he’d picked quarrels with certain men on her behalf, and killed them.
But the swordsman is going to have a tendency to frame issues as a series of advances and retreats, parries, ripostes, feints and strikes.
Cyrano was a swashbuckling swordsman from the Gascon area of France (similar to the character D’Artagnan by Dumas) and he fought many duels.
The swordsman was a master of blades, not knots, but he bound the wrists and legs of the Visioness securely enough with cord drawn from the richly brocaded curtains that framed one entryway.
But the swordsman is really a semi retired computer scientist of the first rank, the sword is tipped with a wormhole a la Morgaine's Changeling, and the talking cat is really the avatar of a planet-sized AI ...