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Meanings of
longsword
in English
Type of English folk dance.
long sword dance
Usage of
longsword
in English
1
Ser Arys's
longsword
slashed right and left, and two spearmen went down.
2
He was followed by his female partner, bearing a
longsword
in hand.
3
On an impulse Yusek collected a
longsword
and sheath from one body.
4
Caramon carried his shield, a
longsword
,
and two daggers Riverwind had scrounged.
5
She deftly flipped her
longsword
and presented it to Josh, hilt first.
6
One wore a
longsword
at his hip, the other an iron cudgel.
7
The woman pressed the tip of her Jourilan
longsword
to his chest.
8
Skeletal hands grasped the hilt of a
longsword
lying across the body.
9
In its hand was a
longsword
like none that Will had ever seen.
10
Riverwind bore his
longsword
strapped to his back and still carried Tanis's dagger.
11
In addition, Tanis was armed with a dagger and his
longsword
.
12
He hadn't sheathed either his narrow Kanian fencing
longsword
or his parrying weapon.
13
Galene fumbled for her
longsword
but he pushed her hand aside.
14
The
longsword
in his hand was red for half its length.
15
Ser Jaime ripped his
longsword
from its sheath and urged his stallion forward.
16
Frowning, Dunk moved a hand to the hilt of his
longsword
,
then hesitated.
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About this term
longsword
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
draw the longsword
slim longsword
wear a longsword
blaze longsword
bloody longsword
More collocations
Longsword
through the time
Longsword
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common