fenc

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• fenc — fenc·er; …   English syllables

• fenc|er — «FEHN suhr», noun. 1. a person who knows how to fight with a sword or foil. 2. Australian. a person who makes or mends fences. 3. a horse that jumps fences; steeplechaser …   Useful english dictionary

• fenc|ing — «FEHN sihng», noun. 1. the art or sport of fighting with swords or foils: »Fencing was a popular form of dueling in France when men carried swords. SYNONYM(S): swordplay. 2. Figurative. the act or practice of parrying the points of one s opponent …   Useful english dictionary

• FENC — abbr. Freight (Power Station Coal) Yorkshire Class 58 Pool [railway pool code] …   Dictionary of abbreviations

• fencer — fenc·er …   English syllables

• fencer — fenc|er [ˈfensə US ər] n someone who fights with a long thin sword as a sport …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• fencing — fenc|ing [ˈfensıŋ] n [U] ↑foil 1.) the sport of fighting with a long thin sword 2.) fences or the pieces of wood, metal etc used to make them …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• fencer — fenc|er [ fensər ] noun count someone who uses a light thin sword in the sport of fencing …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• fencing — fenc|ing [ fensıŋ ] noun uncount 1. ) the sport of fighting with a light thin sword 2. ) fences, or the materials such as wood and wire used for making them …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• fencer — fenc•er [[t]ˈfɛn sər[/t]] n. 1) spo a person who practices the art or sport of fencing 2) spo a horse trained to jump barriers, as for show or sport 3) brit. a person who builds or repairs fences • Etymology: 1565–75 …   From formal English to slang