cutlass Antonyms
Meaning of cutlass
Wordnet
cutlass (n)
a short heavy curved sword with one edge; formerly used by sailors
cutlass Sentence Examples
- The pirate captain swung his cutlass with a menacing flourish.
- As a symbol of his authority, the captain always wore his cutlass at his side.
- The crewmembers sharpened their cutlasses in anticipation of the upcoming battle.
- With a swift motion, the sailor unsheathed his cutlass and prepared to defend the ship.
- Legends of the sea often depict pirates wielding their cutlasses in fierce combat.
- The museum's collection included a variety of historical cutlasses from different eras.
- Sailors often relied on their trusty cutlasses during skirmishes at sea.
- The glint of steel reflected off the pirate's cutlass as he approached his prey.
- The pirate's cutlass was adorned with intricate engravings, marking it as a prized possession.
- In tales of adventure, heroes are often depicted wielding their cutlasses against formidable foes.
FAQs About the word cutlass
a short heavy curved sword with one edge; formerly used by sailors
saber, broadsword, rapier,sabre, scimitar, blade, steel, smallsword,sword,brand
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The pirate captain swung his cutlass with a menacing flourish.
As a symbol of his authority, the captain always wore his cutlass at his side.
The crewmembers sharpened their cutlasses in anticipation of the upcoming battle.
With a swift motion, the sailor unsheathed his cutlass and prepared to defend the ship.
