This was pulled from a posting on SCA Rapier Net.
Aedan
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| ABSTAIN
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French for "so sorry, I wasn't paying attention"
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| ADVANCE
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Forward motion made by male fencers toward female fencers, usually
resulting in a slap across the face.
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| ATTACK IN PREPARATION
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When you sneak up and hit your opponant while they're
still putting on their gear.
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| BALLESTRA
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A male ballerina
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| BARRAGE
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Shelling your opponent with cannon fire from several miles away
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| BEAT
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How you feel after fencing
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| CHANGE OF ENGAGEMENT
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Selecting a new fiancee
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| CORPS-A-CORPSE
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French for "full contact fencing"
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| CROISE
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A french pastry
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| DEROBEMENT
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The houdini like motions required to escape fencing jackets
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| DISENGAGE
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Getting rid of your fiancee, usually by fencing too much
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| EN GARDE
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French for "On Guard", a paranoid state in which the fencer
believes everyone is out to kill him/her
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| FEINT
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what you do after fencing too long, in full uniform, on a hot summer
day. Also known as heat stroke.
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| FEEBLE
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What old fencers usually become
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| FLECHE
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What fencers do it in
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| FORTE
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What permanent en garde fencers live in
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| ONE-TWO
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Basic fencing dance step, followed by Cha-Cha-Cha
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| PASSE
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Close maneuver made by male fencers toward female fencers, always
resulting in the male fencer being Maced
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| POMMEL
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Beating your opponent senseless with the hilt of your sword
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| REDOUBLEMENT
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Pause during the bout for the fencer to take another breath
mint (In preparation for an ADVANCE or a PASSE)
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