Rapier (noun)

1. A long, thin sword with a sharp point, used for thrusting in fencing.
2. A sword with a thin and sharply pointed blade, designed for thrusting.

Origin:

The word rapier comes from the spanish word "espada ropera" meaning dress sword. it refers to a long, thin sword with a sharp point, used for thrusting in fencing.

Examples:

1. He was an expert with the rapier.
2. The rapier was the weapon of choice for duels in the 16th and 17th centuries.
3. Rapiers were popular among the upper class for self-defense and as a fashion accessory.
4. The rapier's design made it suitable for both defense and offense.
5. He practiced fencing with a rapier every day to perfect his skills.