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Meanings of buckler in English
Usage of buckler in English
1
Fasten the strappings to the buckler; personally I shall carry the knapsack.
2
You are the leader of our expedition-thesword and buckler of Christendom.
3
She held a spear in one hand, the other supported a buckler.
4
Pieces were hewn from the buckler, and sparks flew from the brands.
5
He bestowed harness and buckler and weapons featly fashioned by the smith.
6
He introduced the large oval buckler and a larger and heavier spear.
7
Using the stool as a buckler, I caught his thrust upon it.
8
Take hold of shield and buckler and stand up for my help.
9
Not a napkin should he carry on his arm, but a buckler.
10
He gripped his sword, dressing the buckler high to guard his head.
11
Would you like the buckler of Dgian-ben-Dgian, the builder of the Pyramids?
12
They carried sharp weapons, wherewith they clove many a helmet and buckler.
13
In England, no man stirred without his long bow, sword, and buckler.
14
He is our refuge, our strong tower, our buckler, and our shield.
15
He carried, as usual, his buckler, two light javelins, and a sword.
16
Where is the breastplate, the buckler, that this wretch has not pledged?
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United Kingdom
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