Crossed Swords
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Crossed Swords — may refer to: * Crossed Swords (video game), an arcade game by ADK ** Crossed Swords 2, its sequel for the Neo Geo CD console * Crossed Swords (film) , a swashbuckling movie by Richard Fleischer … Wikipedia
Crossed Swords (video game) — Crossed Swords Developer(s) ADK Publisher(s) SNK … Wikipedia
Crossed Swords (film) — Crossed Swords Directed by Richard Fleischer Produced by Pierre Spengler … Wikipedia
Crossed swords (disambiguation) — Crossed swords commonly refers to a symbol consisting of two crossed swords, and used to denote battle, power, and death in many context from maps to heraldry to tattoos. It is represented by the ⚔ unicode symbol at u+2694. It may also refer to… … Wikipedia
Two of Swords — is a Minor Arcana tarot card.Tarot cards are used throughout much of Europe to play Tarot card gamescite book last = Dummett first = Michael authorlink = Michael Dummett title = The Game of Tarot publisher = Gerald Duckworth and Company Ltd. date … Wikipedia
cross swords with someone — cross swords (with (someone)) to argue with someone. The candidates crossed swords on several issues, including taxes, guns and immigration … New idioms dictionary
cross swords with — cross swords (with (someone)) to argue with someone. The candidates crossed swords on several issues, including taxes, guns and immigration … New idioms dictionary
cross swords — (with (someone)) to argue with someone. The candidates crossed swords on several issues, including taxes, guns and immigration … New idioms dictionary
cross swords with someone — cross swords with (someone) to argue with someone. We don t always agree, in fact I ve crossed swords with her several times at committee meetings … New idioms dictionary
cross swords with — (someone) to argue with someone. We don t always agree, in fact I ve crossed swords with her several times at committee meetings … New idioms dictionary
