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Fencing Glossary:
- Change of Engagement (Changement
d'engagement)
- engagement of the opponent's blade in the
opposite line.
- Compound (Attaque
composée ou parade composée)
- also composed; an attack or riposte
incorporating one or more feints to the opposite line that the action
finishes in.
- Conversation
- the back-and-forth play of the blades in a
fencing match, composed of phrases ((phrases d'armes) punctuated by
gaps of no blade action.
- Corps-a-corps (Corps
à corps)
- lit. "body-to-body"; physical
contact between the two fencers during a bout, illegal in foil and
sabre.
- Counter-attack (Contre-attaque)
- an attack made against the right-of-way, or in
response to the opponent's attack.
- Counter-disengage (Contre-dégagement)
- a disengage in the opposite direction, to
deceive the counter-parry.
- Counter-parry (Contre-parade)
- a parry made in the opposite line to the
attack; ie. the defender first comes around to the opposite side of
the opponent's blade.
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