Point-in-line
Definition & Meaning
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Point-in-line is a noun meaning (fencing) An established threat made with the extended arm.
Meaning
(fencing) An established threat made with the extended arm.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include invitation, butt, punto, liement, riposte, ripost.
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