Sword
(v) To stab, wound, eviscerate, gore, impale, and so on with the military armament of the same name.
Sword
Term used as a substitute for peace. In the New Testament of The Bible, Jesus says that He is here not to bring peace to the world, but a sword. The same should be for SPFC's and Christians.
Man: "I'll see you later. Peace!"
SPFC/Christian: "Sword."
Man: "What did you say?"
SPFC/Christian: "I said sword. It is a term used as a substitute for peace. Therefore, I return your greeting to you in this form"
Man: "Oh. Okay then. Good Bye."
SPFC/Christian: "God Bless."
Instead of saying: "May peace be on to you", you can say "May you wield your sword" or "May you carry your cross".
SPFC/Christian: "Sword."
Man: "What did you say?"
SPFC/Christian: "I said sword. It is a term used as a substitute for peace. Therefore, I return your greeting to you in this form"
Man: "Oh. Okay then. Good Bye."
SPFC/Christian: "God Bless."
Instead of saying: "May peace be on to you", you can say "May you wield your sword" or "May you carry your cross".
Sword by Gods_Warrior October 11, 2010
sword
sword by pikapipikachu December 9, 2008
sword
Not commonly used, however can be used to discribe a saringe for injecting heroin or other IV drugs.
sword by Not in denmark August 6, 2006
sword
1: (noun) A long, knife-like weapon designed to cut, slash, stab and thrust
2: (verb) To be attacked with a sword
3: (noun) A dick
2: (verb) To be attacked with a sword
3: (noun) A dick
1: Getting hit by a sword doesn't feel good.
2: James just got sworded. He's not getting up from that one.
3: Larry stuck his sword in Jessie's pussy.
2: James just got sworded. He's not getting up from that one.
3: Larry stuck his sword in Jessie's pussy.
sword by zombieman132 January 5, 2014
Sword
Sword by not this guy, that guy June 12, 2018