sabre
/ˈsæbər/Definitions
1. noun
a curved, single-edged sword with a sharp blade, typically carried as part of a cavalryman’s uniform in the 18th and 19th centuries.
“The cavalrymen drew their sabres and charged into battle.”
2. verb
to cut or slash with a sabre.
“The swordsmen began to sabre each other, their blades flashing in the sunlight.”
3. verb
to cut or sever something, typically with a swift and decisive motion.
“The editor sabred the article into smaller sections for easier reading.”