Clues for the word "EPEE"
We've had 685 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 2288 times in crosswords. It was last seen in New York Times crossword on October 12, 2026.
Referring Clues
- Modern pentathlon event
- Three-sided sword
- Fencing blade
- Item of Olympic equipment
- Olympics event since 1900
- Fencer's weapon
- Fencing weapon
- Sport played to three points
- Olympics equipment
- Sport in which players don't want to get tips
- Blunted blade
- Triple-edged sword
- One-on-one sport
- Swordplay
- Sporting rapier
- Foil's heavier cousin
- First weapon to be electrified
- Sportsman's blade
- Fencer's blade
- Parrier's equipment
- Modern pentathlon need
- Sporting sword
- Sporting blade
- Fencing sword
- Guarded rapier
- Duel tool
- Sign language pioneer Abbé de l'___
- Blunted weapon
- It has a guarded tip
- Players wear masks for this
- Foil relative
- It's almost pointless
- Pointless event?
- Sporting weapon
- Touching activity
- It's pointless
- Alternative to a singlestick
- Fencing need
- "En garde" weapon
- Sport played on a 6-foot by 40-foot strip
- It has a blunt end
- It lacks a cutting edge
- It has a fluted blade
- Olympics event
- Foil alternative
- See 45-Across
- It may be thrust
- Light blade
- Cousin of a foil
- There's little point to it
- Sport in which players wear masks
- It involves a wave of the hand
- "One-touch" sport
- Modern pentathlete's need
- Fencing rapier
- Its playing area is 2 x 14 meters
- Olympics sticker
- Fencing piece
- Abbé de l'___ (pioneer in sign language)
- Olympian's blade
- Sport with masks
- Abbé de l'___, sign language pioneer
- Olympics blade
- Its point is guarded
- Pentathlon weapon
- Sport with a mask
- Thrusted thing
- Safe sword
- Sport with arm-waving
- Three-sided blade
- A masked competitor waves it
- Sport whose name has two accents
- It may be waved at the Olympics
- Pentathlon need
- Abbé de l'___, pioneer in sign language
- Blunted sword
- Guarded weapon
- Sport with lunges
- Sword: Fr.
- One not making the cut?
- Flexible blade
- Parrying weapon
- Dueling sword
- Blade of Grasse
- Sword of sport
- Napoleonic army weapon
- Item of sports equipment approximately 43" long
- Individual and team event at the Olympics
- Olympian's sword
- Olympic sword
- Duelist's weapon
- Dueling weapon
- Blunt blade
- Pentathlon sword
- Flexible sword
- Olympic blade
- Point at the Olympics?
- Modern pentathlon weapon
- Saber relative
- Sword with a guarded tip
- Sport involving touches
- Part of the modern pentathlon
- 29- to 35-inch blade
- Saber's relative
- It has a duel purpose
- It has a point
- Fencing art
- Parrying piece
- Weapon electrified in the Olympics
- Rapier with a guarded tip
- Olympic sport
- Pointless jabber
- Fighting with one is a pointless activity!
- Saber's cousin
- Scaramouche's weapon
- Weapon with a tip guard
- Blunt-edged sword
- Summer Games competition
- Olympic weapon
- Pentathlon event
- Summer Games event
- Foil's relative
- Sword with three sides
- Brandished weapon
- Tool for a duel
- Sword with a fluted blade
- Weapon with a bell-shaped guard
- Light sword
- It's electrified at the Olympics
- Fencing tool
- Sword evolving from the rapier
- Hardly a cutting-edge sport
- Sword with a bell-shaped guard
- Thrusted blade
- Swordplay tool
- Fencing category
- Saber cousin
- Sword with a bell guard
- Thrusting weapon
- Dueler's option
- Not a cutting edge blade?
- Sport using a mask
- Olympics rapier
- Rapier descendant
- Saber alternative
- Dueling blade
- Olympic sticker
- Passado poker
- Sword, in French
- Olympic event won by Marcel Fischer in 2004
- Olympics event with swords
- French for "sword"
- Olympics sword
- Heaviest modern fencing weapon
- Descendant of the smallsword
- Sword with no cutting edge
- Olympic event since 1900
- Swashbuckler's sword, maybe
- Olympic event
- Sportsman's rapier
- It has a blunted tip
- Event on a piste
- It has a button on its tip
- Parried thing
- Sword, in Périgord
- Item with a duel purpose
- There's no real point to it
- Certain rapier
- Sport with body wires
- Item with a bell guard
- Event in a pentathlon
- Summer Olympics event
- Pentathlete's sword
- Sport with jabs
- Sport with masks (h)
- Blunt-tipped blade
- Blunt-tipped sword
- Blade with a guarded tip
- Weapon with a bell guard
- Sword with a bowl-shaped guard
- Competition on a piste
- Lunger's tool, maybe
- Rapier's cousin
- It's heavier than a foil
- Touching sport?
- Fencing choice
- Tool for fencing
- Piece of Olympic equipment
- Sword with a blunt tip
- There isn't much point to it
- Fencer's choice
- Fencing gear
- Sport sword
- It has a pistol grip
- Blunt weapon
- Type of blade
- Weapon with a push button
- Piece of fencing?
- Blunt sword
- "En garde" weapon
- Modern pentathlon object
- Event in Olympic fencing
- Modern pentathlete's weapon
- Certain fencing blade
- Blunt instrument
- Blunted fencing weapon
- Blade for fencing
- Pointless weapon?
- Blunt sporting piece
- Fencing purchase
- Fencing tool?
- What one carries for parries
- Sword variety
- Of-fence-ive weapon?
- Sport fought to five or 15 points
- Dueler's choice
- Sport played on a 2-meter by 14-meter strip
- Sport with a pointless point to it
- It'll keep you en garde?
- Foil cousin
- It makes for a pointless duel
- Source of a blunt riposte
- Tapered weapon
- Choice in fencing
- Olympic dueling weapon
- Sport without much of a point?
- Equipment used for fencing
- Certain foil
- Rapier with a three-sided blade
- Weapon with a triangular blade
- Pointless Olympic event?
- Weapon with a 90 cm blade
- Buttoned blade
- Olympic pentathlete's blade
- Type of sword
- Weapon in fencing
- Fencer's foil
- Someone in a mask waves it
- Fencer's selection
- Sport played on a strip
- There's no point to it
- Olympics sport
- An Olympian may thrust it
- Rapier kin
- Weapon for scoring a hit
- It'll keep you on guard
- Pointless dueling weapon
- "Pointless" Olympic event?
- Fencing equipment
- Olympics weapon
- Sword type
- Sports sword
- Pointless sword
- Weapon for an Olympian
- Thing with a bell guard
- Sword not intended to harm
- Blunted dueling sword
- Sport with swords
- Fencing implement
- Light, blunt sword
- Alternative to a saber
- Sword that isn't very dangerous
- Dull sword
- Pointless weapon
- "One touch" sport
- Fencing prop
- Sport with lunges and ripostes
- Sword used in the Olympics
- Thin blade
- "Hamlet" prop
- Item with a duel purpose?
- Blade to jab with
- "Touching" Olympic event
- Beijing 2008 sword
- Type of fencing foil
- Thrust and perry sword
- Edgeless sword
- Electric weapon
- Modern decathlon event
- Nonlethal weapon
- Foil kin
- Heaviest fencing weapon
- Olympic fencing sword
- Olympian's weapon
- Sporting implement with a bell guard
- Event in which one might use a flèche
- Sport that may end in a double defeat
- Fencer's concern
- Foil's cousin
- Fencer's requirement
- Sword
- Sport involving swords
- Rapier
- The entire body is its target
- Foil's duller relative
- Modern pentathlete's sword
- D' Artagnan prop
- D'artagnan prop
- Touché provoker
- Touche provoker
- "The Three Musketeers" prop
- Sword sport
- Fencer's sword
- Sport that counts touches
- Electrified sports equipment
- It serves a duel purpose
- Item to thrust
- Fencer's tool
- Flexible weapon
- Form of fencing
- Foil's kin
- Word from the French for "sword"
- Sword choice
- Dueling sword ...
- Fencing item
- Dueling tool
- Sword for fencing
- Duel sword
- Duelist's sword
- One-on-one fencing sport
- Electrified weapon, at times
- Sword with a blunt end
- "Sword," in French
- Athlete's pointer?
- Fencing buy
- This weapon is pointless
- Blunt-yet-pointy weapon
- It's hardly a cutting-edge sport
- Sport that's nearly pointless
- Event with an attack called a flèche
- Tip-guarded weapon
- Dual tool
- Weapon for fencing
- Sport with touches
- Summer Games sword competition
- Rapier cousin
- Kind of sword
- Olympic event with electrified equipment
- Sort of sword
- Weapon with a duel purpose?
- Swordplay weapon
- ___ du combat
- Triangular-bladed weapon
- Dueler's sword
- French-derived word with two accents
- Thrust item
- Sword you score points with
- Pointless Olympic competition?
- Blade with a bell guard
- Bladed weapon
- Duel item
- Pointless competition?
- It has about a 35-inch blade
- Sword sort
- Lightish blade
- Sport with feinting
- Fencer's harmless weapon
- Three-sided weapon
- Light weapon
- Sport with a wired weapon
- One-on-one Olympic sport
- Three-sided rapier
- Fencer's option
- Summer Olympics gear
- Blunt-tipped weapon
- Pointless Olympic weapon?
- Electronically scored duel
- Event with body cords
- Lightish sword
- Only event in which Venezuela medaled at the 2012 Olympics
- Sport with a French name
- Safer alternative to a saber
- Sport with lunges and thrusts
- Dueling option
- Sword with a blunted end
- Fencer's blunted blade
- Foil-like weapon
- Summer Olympics sword
- Duelist's blade
- Sport in which points score points
- Lunging sport
- Heaviest of the Olympic swords
- Dueling implement
- Fencer's weapon, sometimes
- Sport with automated scoring
- Olympics event in which touching scores points
- Swordplay sword
- Event with touches
- Certain sword
- Dueling piece
- Saber's kin
- It's hardly a cutting-edge competition
- Heavy foil
- Rapier relative
- What a thruster may hold
- Sport scored electronically
- Old weapon
- Weapon with a blunted end
- Dull
- Blade used in competition
- Dueler's blade
- Competitive blade
- Weapon with a pistol grip
- Sport in which the entire body is a target
- Electronically equipped blade
- Weapon with a bowl-shaped guard
- Sport with blades
- Relatively harmless sword
- Somewhat safe sword
- Sport with double touches
- One guarded at the Olympics
- Sports event with electronic scoring
- French pioneer of sign language
- Poker game?
- A touching sport
- Parrier's tool
- Sport played on a piste
- Sport for people in suits
- Match stick?
- Duel blade
- Olympics contact sport
- Summer Olympics blade
- Duel weapon
- Athletic blade
- Harmless sword
- Sword with a blunted tip
- Near-pointless swordplay?
- Electronically scored contest
- Jabber?
- Weapon with a three-sided blade
- Electrified bit of sports equipment
- Unsharpened sword
- Foil look alike
- One guarded in a duel?
- Blunted Olympics blade
- Sword with a three-sided blade
- Dueling sport
- Non-cutting sword
- Cousin of the saber and foil
- Olympic blade with a touch sensor
- Pentathlete's need
- Duelist's choice
- Fencing option
- Weapon used on a piste
- Olympian instrument
- Olympics tool
- It's thrust in competition
- Sports item with a sensor
- Certain sporting sword
- Sword used in competitions
- Pentathlon sword event
- Sword used in sporting events
- Word from Old French for "lance"
- Certain blunt sword
- Blade in a sporting match
- Sport with scoring by touching
- Olympic event with lunges
- Sport involving protective suits
- Pentathlon blade
- Non-stabbing sword
- Pointless Olympic sword?
- Sword that lacks a cutting edge
- Bit of fencing gear
- Type of fencing sword
- Sword that's blunted
- Olympics implement
- Two-person Olympic event
- Inventor of a sign language
- Tapered sword
- Fleuret's relative
- Event in every Summer Olympics since 1900
- Olympic gear
- Need for a modern pentathlon
- Blade with no sharp edge
- Weapon for a duel
- Flexible foil
- Dueling device
- Olympic dueling sword
- Dueling sword in the Olympics
- Olympic sword sport
- Fencing foil
- Olympic equipment
- Olympic fencing blade
- Blunted sword used in the Olympics
- Another fencing sword
- Olympic fencer's weapon
- Duelling sword
- Handy fencing implement
- Fencing sword, heavier than a foil
- Fencing sword similar to a foil
- Weapon that is, for the record, two-pointed
- Weapon a gamekeeper has raised
- It's metallic and resembles foil
- My point is often hidden from life peers
- Weapon used in event held by life peers
- A weapon the peeler had?
- Weapon with some ease, we hear, catching perpetrator's head
- Record the same note twice - it's sharp
- Is it thrust into orange peel?
- Goalie stripped off and raised arm
- Fighting blade
- Energy to go for point in contest
- Weapon used by Olympians
- Kin of the saber and foil
- Thin fencing sword
- Weapon for masked athletes
- Bearing slash from sword
- Sword drill in general (learner barred)
- Foil the closing of valve to make water
- Sword going in deeper? The reverse of that!
- Sport whose competitors are wired
- Sport in which both competitors can score simultaneously
- Weapon with a fluted blade
- It's pointless in the Olympics
- Summer Olympics "weapon"
- Olympics-style poker?
- Touching event
- Competition foil
- Parrying implement
- Event for a 3 Down
- Foil's heavier relative
- It means sword in French
- Sport whose participants are masked
- Olympic event with automated scoring
- Foil
- Fencing event whose target is the entire body
- Duelling weapon
- Heavy fencing sword
- Fencing sword
- Sharp blade slicing orange peel
- Life peer's sword?
- English aristocrat's short sword
- Hide habitation concealing its first weapon
- Weapon available from around threepence
- Weapon observed during the peepshow
- Moustache's back, go for a blade!
- Pointless Olympic event?
- Sport with parries
- Summer Games sword
- "En garde" thrustee
- Dueler's tool
- Blunted rapier
- Dirk's kin
- Parrying blade
- Fencing sword that's heavier than a foil
- Event sword
- Olympics sword with a blunted tip
- Fencing sword whose name is written with accent marks
- Competition whose opponents try to touch each other
- French sword
- Sword meant not to cut
- Electrified sword
- Sport with thrusting
- Saber? No, less
- Kin of the foil and saber
- Modern pentathlon blade
- Sport fencing implement
- One-on-one Olympics event
- Masked dueler's blade
- Blunt-bladed sword
- Electrified blade
- Event with thrusting
- Sport with electric weapons
- Sport using scoring circuits
- Blade with a button tip
- Event with lunges and touches
- Thing guarded in a duel?
- Sports event with two diacritics in its name
- Kin of foil and saber
- Mask-wearing sport
- Sword written with two acute accents
- The heaviest weapon used in modern fencing
- Electronically scored Olympics event
- Foil alternative, to a fencer
- Unterrible swift sword
- We peek inside to see the weapon
- Sword's name with two accents
- Olympic event with masks
- Sword for an Olympian
- Olympic fencing event
- Doubly-accented sport
- Triangular sword
- "One-touch" sword sport
- "One-touch" sporting event
- Relative of a foil
- Possibly sharp piece of orange peel
- One of three weapons used in modern fencing
- Electrified rapier
- Sword with a French name
- Common sword in crosswords
- Not the sharpest blade?
- Three-sided thruster
- Olympian sword
- Weapon with two accents
- Electronically scored Olympic event
- Heaviest fencing sword
- Weapon used when saying "En garde!"
- Sword with a sensor
- Sword whose name has two accents
- Pentathlon tool
- Touching competition?
- Fencing form
- Jabber in French!
- Fencing style
- One-on-one Olympic event
- Olympic pentathlete's need
- Foil’s kin
- Something waved in the Olympics
- "One-touch" sport with an edge
- Weapon with two accents in its name
- Fencing sword with a button tip
- Heavy sword that's light on consonants
- Sport in which the entire body is a valid target
- Something there's almost no point to?
- Largest fencing sword
- Heavier alternative to a foil
- Sword with two accents
- Dueler's weapon
- Foil relative, in fencing
- Fencer's equipment
- Metallic Olympics equipment
- It has no cutting edge
- Fencer's rapier
- Olympic poker?
- Sports event in which athletes try to avoid being touched
- Sword for Courtney Hurley
- Sword for Kelley Hurley
- Heaviest of the three modern fencing swords
- Fencing sword with two accents
- Sword that's not dangerous
- Olympics fencing event
- Sword with a 90-centimeter blade
- Olympic sport with two accents
- Sword for Curtis McDowald
- Bit of sports equipment that may be electrified
- Fencing event
- Sport in which you could use some pointers?
- It can have a French or pistol grip
- Sports event with many touching moments
- Slender weapon
- Parafencing sword
- Weapon with a point d'arrêt
- Pointer for an Olympian?
- A weapon the peeler had?
- Sports sticker?
- Sport in which masks are worn
- Weapon with a spring
- Poker game?
- Bit of pentathlon equipment
- Type of sword with a French name
- Parrier's sword
- Blunted sporting sword
- Duel sport
- Shiny silver sticker?
- Is it thrust into orange peel?
- Bit of sporting gear with a bell guard
- Shiny sticker?
- Alternative to foil or saber
- Fencing sword for Sun Yiwen
- Sport that allows some corps-à-corps (body-to-body) contact
- Blunted sword in a sport
- Weapon that shares an etymology with "spade" and "spatula"
- Blade in a bout
- Sport blade
- Sword for Koki Kano
- Largest Olympic sword
- Sword that might have a French grip
- Vowel-heavy blade
- Olympic equipment with body contact detection technology
- Competitive poker?
- Heaviest Olympic sword
- Event in which the best competitors are untouchable?
- Sporting equipment that is French for "sword"
- Weapon used for touching
- Olympic event in which athletes wear masks
- Slowest form of fencing
- Touching event?
- Electrified Olympic weapon
- Swordfighting blade
- Poker in the Olympics?
- Foil for Fairbanks
- Silver weapon brandished by one hoping for gold
- Stick it to your rival!
- Modern pentathlon equipment
- Olympic sword with a guarded tip
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