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- verb Present participle of
buckler .
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Examples
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The Pope and Princes of Europe shall judge our quarrel, and whether a Christian prince has done well in bucklering the cause which thou hast to-day adopted.
Ivanhoe 2004
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Princes of Europe shall judge our quarrel, and whether a Christian prince has done well in bucklering the cause which thou hast to-day adopted.
Ivanhoe 1892
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Judith, a buccaneer by nature and by practice, was habitually engaged in swash-bucklering it on a round of visits.
Mount Music Martin Ross 1888
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The Pope and Princes of Europe shall judge our quarrel, and whether a Christian prince has done well in bucklering the cause which thou hast to-day adopted.
Ivanhoe. A Romance 1819
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The Pope and Princes of Europe shall judge our quarrel, and whether a Christian prince has done well in bucklering the cause which thou hast to-day adopted.
Ivanhoe Walter Scott 1801
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