Rapier is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAPIER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a long, slender sword, designed esp. for thrusting
• a thin, light sharp-pointed sword used for thrusting.
• (especially of speech or intelligence) quick and incisive
• fine-bladed sword
• A straight sword, with a narrow and finely pointed blade, used only for thrusting.
• a straight sword with a narrow blade and two edges

Words related to RAPIER

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How to use RAPIER in a sentence

• For I have seen him bring down a hawk upon the wing, or throwing his finger-ring high into the air, pass his rapier neatly through it as it shot down past him.
• He tingled from the rapier touches of that last laughter.
• The blade fell clanging to the floor, and Merriwell stepped back, with the point of his rapier lowered.
• Sometimes he exchanged the rapier for the club and went smashing amongst their thoughts right and left.
• The hilt and hand against my breast wavered, then the arm drooped to his side till the rapier point rested on the lawn.
• But the pang of the withdrawal must have stung him back to life and purpose, for he shook off his friends, straightened himself, and lifted his rapier into position.
• Of course, his body followed his rapier in the lunge, while, heart-high, right side, my rapier point met his body.
• A sword, described as having a long, slender, straight blade, inlaid with a flower pattern of yellow metal along the back, was probably an old Spanish rapier.
• He dropped his cane on the ground, drew his rapier, and, without wasting a thought on his daughter, pursued.
• In the stern of the very foremost canoe sat a wizened little man with a large brown wig, and a gilt-headed rapier laid across his knees.
• The vicomte drew his sword, and accepted that of Lieutenant de Vandreuil of the fort, while the Chevalier joined to his own the rapier of his poet-friend.
• Next he fingered the long campaign rapier, and looked away as if trying to penetrate the future.
• Next he poured out a glass of wine and drank it, drew his rapier, and bared his arm.
• Wit is keen and like a rapier, piercing deeply, sometimes even to the heart.
• Presently I felt the point of my rapier touch his tunic upon the breast, and, in my sensitive grasp, I knew that my blade had encountered steel.
• They are greater in depth than in length, being caused by sword or rapier thrusts.
• He felt that he was at rapier play with a skilled antagonist, and that to glance aside, however momentarily, was to lay himself open to a fatal thrust.
• Thou mayest look and see that my tuck is no longer than thy rapier.
• It was during the age of bronze that spears came into general use, as did the sword and rapier.
• Hence, duels began to be fought by the combatants in their shirts, and with the rapier only.
• Habited in black, as was his custom, with a velvet mantle on his shoulder, and a long rapier by his side, he came forward with a measured step and assured demeanour.
• Osmond had likewise plucked forth his rapier, and held a poignard in his left hand.
• He stood quivering as if a polished rapier had really been passed clean through him.
• The town gallants looked on his person with envy, and on his light rapier with mistrust.
• There was the rigor of battle in that gaze, the grinding of rapier on rapier.

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