swordies
swordies is the plural of swordie.
Meaning of swordie
Noun
swordie (plural swordies)
- A swordfish.
- This picturesque and historic little place is the main centre for a really amazing sport—rod-fishing for swordfish, tiger or “mako” sharks, and kingfish. These fighting giants of the sea are undoubtedly among the finest game-fish known, and a man who has brought to the gaff a well-conditioned...1925, W. W. Dunsterville, “Big Game Fishing in New Zealand: After Swordfish and Tiger Sharks with Rod and Line”, in The Wide World Magazine, London, →OCLC, page 80, column 2
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- What is swordies the plural of?
- Swordies is the plural of swordie.
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