Referring Clues

• They're virtually pointless
• They're crossed in competition
• They lack cutting edges
• Olympians' blades
• Fencing swords
• They're guarded in competition
• They're pointless
• Tools for duels
• Slender blades
• Sports equipment used with masks
• Fencing needs
• Blunt blades
• They might touch one's heart
• Sporting blades
• They're not too sharp
• People in masks wave them
• Modern pentathletes' needs
• Blunted blades
• Some foils
• Foils
• They're waved at the Olympics
• Sports equipment waved in the air
• Sporting gear with bell guards
• Their points are guarded
• Fencing weapons
• They're guarded at the Olympics
• Some blades
• They're carried by people in masks
• Modern pentathlon gear
• They're rather pointless
• They're waved in competition
• Sports equipment wired for scoring
• Triangular-bladed rapiers
• Fencing implements
• Fencing choices
• Rapiers with three-sided blades
• Sporting swords
• Three-sided rapiers
• Equipment for a modern pentathlon
• Sporting stickers
• Dueling weapons
• Sabers' cousins
• Fencing pieces
• Pointless weapons
• Foils' relatives
• Olympian weapons
• Cousins of foils
• Modern pentathlon swords
• Blades with guarded tips
• Fencing rapiers
• Olympic weapons
• Fencing blades
• Modern sport fencing weapons
• Dueling swords
• Olympic stickers
• Duel-purpose equipment
• Alternatives to foils
• Modern pentathlon equipment
• Pentathletes use them
• Foil alternatives
• Swords for fencing
• Plastron pokers
• Stage combat props
• Fencing equipment
• Guarded stickers
• They might be used when making ripostes
• Pentathlon gear
• Swords for pentathletes
• Equipment for pentathletes
• Passado pokers
• Modern pentathletes use them
• Their points are made bluntly
• Sporting weapons
• They're heavier than foils
• Triple-edged swords
• They have cup-shaped guards
• Blunted weapons
• Weapons with push-button tips
• Weapons with guards
• Foil kin
• Sport swords
• They're sort of pointless
• Saber cousins
• Olympic blades
• Their tips are well-guarded
• Crossers in fencing
• Weapons that are hardly cutting edge
• Triangular-bladed weapons
• Duel tools
• "Shakespeare in Love" weapons
• Blunt weapons
• Pointless events at the Olympics
• Jabbers in combat
• Duel-purpose equipment?
• Some Olympians' equipment
• Buttoned blades
• You won't get the point of these
• Virtually pointless weapons
• Swords with fluted blades
• Weapons at the Olympics
• Blunt foils
• Foil relatives
• They can't cut it?
• Blunted swords
• Blades with button tips
• Types of foils
• Flexible blades
• "Shakespeare in Love" swords
• Blunt-edged swords
• Some sporting weapons
• Duel props
• Pentathlon swords
• Weapons with bell guards
• They often have pistol grips
• They're crossed in Olympic competition
• Pentathletes' weapons
• "Shakespeare in Love" weapons
• Pentathlon needs
• Weapons for Olympians
• Foils' cousins
• Fencer's swords
• Aluminum foil alternatives?
• Some Olympians' tools
• Weapons seen on pistes
• Some swords
• Olympics weapons
• Fencing weaponry
• Parriers' gear
• Fencers' swords
• Duel blades
• Foils' kin
• Fencing supplies
• Pentathlon equipment
• Olympics swords
• Somewhat safe swords
• Weapons with 90-centimeter blades
• Summer Olympics equipment
• Swords used in an Olympic event
• Some rapiers
• Swords used in the Olympics
• Fencing gear
• Pointy point-scorers
• Modern pentathlon blades
• Foil cousins
• Swords that don't stick
• Somewhat harmless swords
• Swords that don't cause injuries
• Some Summer Olympics gear
• Sabres' relatives
• Some fencing weapons
• Olympic swords
• Thrusting weapons
• Swords that are not dangerous
• Fencing tools
• Pentathlon blades
• Cousins of colichemardes
• They have point guards
• Swords
• Touche provokers
• Olympic weaponry
• Swords, in Sèvres
• Touching things in competition
• Swords in modern pentathlons
• Relatives of sabers
• Blunt fencing foils
• Touching things in sports
• Weapons for some fencers
• Weapons with touch sensors
• Foils used in competitions
• Fairly harmless swords
• Olympic pointers?
• Duelers' equipment
• Touching things in competitions
• Fencer's blades
• Some Olympics equipment
• Fencing foils
• Three-sided blades
• Pentathletes' needs
• Parrying weapons
• Duel-purpose tools?
• Heavy fencing swords
• Fencers use them to ensure most of enclosure gets put back
• Prop swords
• Electrified swords
• Duelling swords
• Electrified Olympics gear
• They make touching points
• Summer Olympics swords
• Pentathlon items
• Academy of arms equipment
• Things for fencers
• Olympic gear
• Pentathlon weapons
• Blunt-tipped blades
• Pentathletes' items
• Blades with buttons
• Relatives of foils
• Bendy blades
• Summer Olympics blades
• Their blades measure about 36 inches
• Weapons that are about 3 1/2 feet long
• Pentathletes wield them
• Tokyo 2020 swords
• Olympic equipment weighing less than 770 grams each
• They don’t have an edge at the Olympics
• Pieces of pentathlon equipment
• Largest fencing weapons
• Rapiers
• Some blades at the Olympics
• Vowel-heavy swords
• Heaviest fencing weapons
• Blunted fencing blades
• Swords for Katharine Holmes
• Swords heavier than foils
• Swords with blunted ends
• Sticking points?
• Olympic stickers?
• Foil lookalikes
• Foils, sabres and ___
• Certain fencing swords
• Olympic fencing blades
• Some fencing swords
• L'escrime equipment
• Pointers for a fight choreographer?
• Hit makers?
• Swords whose points were once dipped in dye before a duel
• Swords with bell guards
• Pointers for some fighters?
• Pointers for a fencer?
• They have sticking points in competition
• Blades for some Olympians