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Crossword clue for "EPEES"

EPEES: Fencers' swords

Other crossword clues for answer "EPEES"

EPEES: Fencing tools?; Olympic blades; Weapons for the Musketeers; Blunt instruments; Dueling pieces; Dueling swords; Foil relatives; Foils; They're virtually pointless; Fencing equipment; Weapons for the Three Musketeers; Points at the Olympics?; They're brandished by people in headgear; Points at the Summer Olympics; Dueling needs; Summer Olympics blades; Sporting equipment pieces with heavy bell guards; Olympic weapons; Sport swords; Foil alternatives; They have a duel purpose; Electric weapons; Modern pentathlon weapons; Olympians' blades; Weapons whose tips are held in place with grub screws; Weapons with a pistol grip; Rapiers; Choices for fencers; Fencing swords; Jabbers in combat; Blunted blades; Tools for duels; Foils' heavier kin; Fencing choices; Pointy point-scorers; Dueling blades; Points are scored when they complete circuits; Grooved swords; Foils' relatives; Sabres' relatives; Pentathlon needs; Blunt weapons; Three-sided blades; Duel props; Duel tools; Duel-purpose tools?; Fencing blades; Sporting equipment used at all but the first modern Olympic Games; Thrust equipment; Their users may employ a "French grip"; Accented sports equipment; Blades with guarded tips; Nonlethal swords; Olympians' weapons; Olympic swords; They make points by touching the body; Tipped rapiers; Guarded rapiers; They're crossed at the Olympics; Triangular-bladed rapiers; Fencing implements; Rapiers with three-sided blades; Sporting swords; Three-sided rapiers; Dueling weapons; Equipment for a modern pentathlon; Sabers' cousins; Sporting stickers; Cousins of foils; Fencing pieces; Olympian weapons; Pointless weapons; Sporting blades; Fencing rapiers; Modern pentathlon swords; Modern sport fencing weapons; Olympic stickers; Duel-purpose equipment; Fencing weapons; Saber cousins; Flexible blades; Blunted weapons; Weapons with 90-centimeter blades; Modern pentathlon blades; Fencing gear; Colichemarde descendants; Swords; Duelling swords; Olympic; Fleche weapons; Sporting weapons; Dueling choices; Fencing school supplies; They have cup-shaped guards; Triple-edged swords; They're heavier than foils; Blunted swords; Some Olympians' tools; Weapons seen on pistes; Fencing supplies; Summer Olympics equipment; Pentathlon equipment; Olympics swords; Pentathlon blades; Olympic gear; Pentathlon gear; Blunted fencing blades; Hit makers?; L'escrime equipment; Pointers for a fight choreographer?; Sport blades; Triangular-bladed weapons; Certain rapiers; They're not very sharp; En garde weapons; Fencing needs; Weapons with guards; Weapons with push-button tips; Foil kin; They're sort of pointless; Weapons with bell guards; They have point guards; Touching things in sports; Electrified Olympics gear; Olympic weaponry; Pentathlon weapons; Parrying weapons; Battery-powered Olympic gear; Points in the Olympics; Touché shouters' blades; Alternatives to foils; Dueling implements; Equipment for some Olympians; Pentathletes' equipment; Guarded stickers; Pentathletes use them; Plastron pokers; Stage combat props; Swords for fencing; They might be used when making ripostes; Swords for pentathletes; Equipment for pentathletes; Modern pentathletes use them; Passado pokers; Swordsman's steels.; Duelists' weapons.; Foil-like blades.; Weapons used by the Three Musketeers.; Fencers use them.; Rigid versions of the fencing foil.; Blunt-edged weapons.; Rigid versions of the foil.; Swords: French.; Thin pointed swords.; Fleurets.; Relatives of 14 Across.; Types of foils.; Relatives of foils.; Weapons.; Fencer's tools; Sports gear; Equipment for duelists; Swords of sorts; They have 35" blades; Fencing items; Musketeers' foils; Fencers' gear; Fencers' needs; Small swords; Foils' kin; Rapiers' relatives; Weapons for Boisse; Fencers' blades; Kin of fleurets; Blades; Thrusting swords; Flèche weapons; Pieces of pentathlon equipment; Swords with blunted ends; Rapiers' kin; Fencers' defenses; Sabers' less lethal kin; Duelers' equipment; Olympic pointers?; Blunt-edged swords; Their points are covered; They lack cutting edges; They're crossed in competition; They're guarded in competition; They're pointless; Slender blades; Sports equipment used with masks; Blunt blades; They might touch one's heart; Modern pentathletes' needs; People in masks wave them; They're not too sharp; Some foils; They're waved at the Olympics; Some blades; Sporting gear with bell guards; Sports equipment waved in the air; Their points are guarded; They're guarded at the Olympics; They're carried by people in masks; Modern pentathlon gear; They're rather pointless; Sports equipment wired for scoring; They're waved in competition; Modern pentathlon equipment; Their points are made bluntly; Aluminum foil alternatives?; Pentathletes' weapons; They often have pistol grips; Some Summer Olympics gear; Cousins of colichemardes; Relatives of sabers; Swords in modern pentathlons; Swords, in Sèvres; Touching things in competition; Pentathlon items; Touching things in competitions; Bendy blades; Weapons that are about 3 1/2 feet long; Olympic equipment weighing less than 770 grams each; Sticking points?; Foil lookalikes; Olympians score points with their points; Duel-use items?; Duel blades; Some swords; Swords that show up in, like, all crosswords (it's EPEES ... the answer is freakin' EPEES); Weapons used in the Olympics; Slender weapons; Their points score points; Duel-purpose items?; They're crossed in Olympic competition; Fencer's foils; Fencer's rapiers; Fencing foil relatives; As swords, they're virtually pointless; Pointless Olympic event?; They're needed for fencing; Weapons that are hardly cutting edge; Certain swords; Fencing foils; Pieces of fencing?; They'll keep you on guard; Some dueling choices; Shakespeare in Love weapons; Shakespeare in Love swords; Pentathlon swords; Crossers in fencing; Their tips are well-guarded; Swords used in an Olympic event; Swords used in the Olympics; Some fencing weapons; Somewhat harmless swords; Swords that are not dangerous; Fairly harmless swords; Foils used in competitions; Weapons for some fencers; Prop swords; They make touching points; Things for fencers; Tokyo 2020 swords; Largest fencing weapons; Some blades at the Olympics; Vowel-heavy swords; Largest fencing swords; Blades with button tips; Blunt foils; They can't cut it?; Weapons at the Olympics; Swords with fluted blades; Virtually pointless weapons; Buttoned blades; You won't get the point of these; Pointless events at the Olympics; Some Olympians' equipment; Somewhat safe swords; Some sporting weapons; Swords that don't cause injuries; Swords that don't stick; Blades with buttons; Weapons with touch sensors; Blunt-tipped blades; Electrified swords; Heaviest fencing weapons; Swords for Katharine Holmes; Swords heavier than foils; Foils, sabres and ___; Some fencing swords; Fencing choice; Harmless weapons; Fencing material?; Nonlethal weapons; Foil cousins; Shakespeare in Love props; They touch people's hearts; Weapons with blades about a yard long; Pentathlon need; Weapons for Olympians; Thrusting weapons; Pentathletes' needs; They're swung in the Olympics; Olympics weapons; Academy of arms equipment; Equipment for modern pentathletes; Pentathletes wield them; Their blades measure about 36 inches; They don't have an edge at the Olympics; Alternatives to foils and sabers; Alternatives to sabers; They may have pistol grips; They've been wielded in the Olympics since 1900