dussack
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Noun
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dusack
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From
German
Dussack
,
Dussägge
, from
Czech
tesák
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Noun
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dussack
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plural
dussacks
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A short
cutlass
or
sabre
used in the 16th and 17th centuries.
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A
wooden
version of the weapon used for practice.
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