two-edged sword
dual-edged sword
two swords
double-edged sword
cross swords
xipho-
prop sword
swordlike
swordblade
gladiate
bastard
gladial
xiphiiform
web
sheath
xiphoid
swordsmithing
braquemard
grain
double-edged
blade
swordery
acinaces
edge play
broadsword
steel
fencing stick
fencing sword
backsword
switch blade
epee
tsurugi
dagger
swordfight
pink
singlestick
two-hander
bladed
pinking iron
swordwork
strig
baldric
sabre
cutlass
swordsmanship
cutlas
curtana
arming sword
tuck
measure swords with someone
rapier
swordpoint
invasive carp
scabbard
swordfighting
kodachi
arciform
greatsword
caveating
toadsticker
Clarent
forte
measure swords
swordplay
debole
sword knot
kleywang
sword arm
bladewise
unsheathe
unsheath
badelaire
hilt
tachi
rattle one's saber
fencing
rattle the saber
rattle a saber
swashbuckler
saber
kris
velvet handcuffs
flamberge
scimitar
dragonne
slasher
two-hand sword
swording
ricasso

English words for 'Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see two, edged, sword.'

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