Definition of "faulchion" [faul•chion]

• Alternative form of falchion. (noun)

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• "With Nelson for her faulchion keen, and her buckler Billy Blue."
• "But the Trumpetter in that shippe plucked foorth his faulchion and stepped to the Pilote at the helme, and vowed that if he did not speedily put off to the English Fleete, and so take part with them, he would presently kill him: which the"
• "_That you ever must dread from his faulchion a blow_."