by jcurry88 May 11, 2008
by Sinship June 01, 2005
Swashbucklers are into 'sword crossing', in the man-love sense of the term. Used as a derogatory remark one might make to a buddy who just made an unfortunate comment about admiring another man for ostensibly 'normal' reasons. However, this is now easily (and most humorously) turned against him for the enjoyment of all gathered.
Hans: Does anyone else think that insert name of famous male actor here is the greatest ever?
Franz: What, you want to cross swords with him, eh 'swashbuckler'?
Franz: What, you want to cross swords with him, eh 'swashbuckler'?
by jamesohoh7@txic August 27, 2009
1. a word partaining to pirates...and how they act
2. what a pirate does when hes not making people walk the plank and hes not sailing the seven seas...
3. kira is wrong. swashbuckler forever!
2. what a pirate does when hes not making people walk the plank and hes not sailing the seven seas...
3. kira is wrong. swashbuckler forever!
: arrr matey, tis going to be a swashbuckling good time
: take a good look at yee swashbuckler over yonder, me thinks he shall be forced to walk thee plank!
: take a good look at yee swashbuckler over yonder, me thinks he shall be forced to walk thee plank!
by vin May 28, 2003
Multiple meanings:
1. An extravagant swordsperson or adventurer of some sort.
2. A sword-weiling hero/villain/person
3. A play, movie, or book dealing with a swashbuckler, one who swashbuckles.
IMPORTANT NOTE: SWASHBUCKLERS ARE NOT ALWAYS PIRATES! Yes, most pirates are swashbucklers, but not all swashbucklers are pirates! Also, not all pirates OR swashbucklers are MALE! Get it? Got it? Good.
1. An extravagant swordsperson or adventurer of some sort.
2. A sword-weiling hero/villain/person
3. A play, movie, or book dealing with a swashbuckler, one who swashbuckles.
IMPORTANT NOTE: SWASHBUCKLERS ARE NOT ALWAYS PIRATES! Yes, most pirates are swashbucklers, but not all swashbucklers are pirates! Also, not all pirates OR swashbucklers are MALE! Get it? Got it? Good.
1 & 2. In that movie, he plays a dashing swashbuckler.
3. 'What kind of books do you read?'
'Oh, mostly fantasy tales and swashbucklers.'
3. 'What kind of books do you read?'
'Oh, mostly fantasy tales and swashbucklers.'
by Nightie March 29, 2005
to buckle swashes, to fight with swords brutally and in full pirate regalia (must include dagger, sword, eye patch, peg leg, great big pirate captain hat, parrot...you know, the works.)
The famous sea captain, Bluebeard, was quite the buckler of swashes...you might say, he had a knack for swashbuckling.
by hailtopiracy September 01, 2005
Dude, we are going to swashbuckle next week. You in?
Me and my friends swashbuckled at that bar last night, it was a good night.
Let's swashbuckle!
Me and my friends swashbuckled at that bar last night, it was a good night.
Let's swashbuckle!
by djSURGE May 17, 2010