wappenschawing

/ˈwɑpənˌʃɔɪŋ/
noun
  1. A historical gathering for the display and inspection of weapons, especially in Scotland.
    • During the wappenschawing, the laird reviewed every man's arms.
    • The annual wappenschawing was both a military muster and a community festival.
    • The clan held a wappenschawing to show off their new swords and shields.
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