small sword , auch: smallsword

The height of the small sword's popularity was between the mid-17th and late 18th century.

At times a small sword is clenched between the teeth.

An image of himself, no more than six inches tall, drew back its small sword.

This is when the rapier began to give way to the small sword.

Where fingers might have been, there were daggers or small swords.

He wrenched his small sword free from the wood of the deck.

At his side he wore a small sword, hung from a belt that did not quite appear to fit.

Many men of the Sikh faith wear a small sword under their clothing.

His hand went to the pommel of his small sword.

The artillery had a smaller sword for close combat, called hirschfängare.

These include a hammerstone, a small sword and a Pilgrim badge.

It is a modern term mainly used to refer to small sword fencing.

What did Bilbo name his small sword after he attacked the spiders?

In her last visit, Batthyány's wife smuggled a small sword into the prison.

The last blade was like a small sword.

Kaley retrieved her knife, clutching it like a small sword.

A small sword used to protect oneself on the way to church is also displayed on the south wall.

Many small swords of the period between the 17th and 18th centuries were found with colichemarde blades.

He responds by pulling a fish from his coat and sticking a small sword down its throat.

The goblin had a small sword, and he waved it menacingly.

There were shards of glass like small swords on the bottom of the break.