- Faulchion
- Faulchion \Faul"chion\, n. See {Falchion}. [1913 Webster]
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Faulchion
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faulchion — variant of falchion * * * faulchion and faulchin obsolete forms of ↑falchion … Useful english dictionary
faulchion — faul·chion … English syllables
faulchin — faulchion and faulchin obsolete forms of ↑falchion … Useful english dictionary
faulchionfaulchin — faulchion and faulchin obsolete forms of falchion … Useful english dictionary
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