(1) They are financial swashbucklers, ready to throw down fortunes betting that a certain currency may rise or fall.

(2) The Puss here is a swashbuckler, a world-renowned adventurer.

(3) He's a swashbuckler. He has such unbelievable charisma and energy.

(4) A swashbuckler who uses agility and guile to stand toe-to-toe with enemies.

(5) Asian rubber plantations owe their existence to a British swashbuckler named Henry Wickham, who in 1876 smuggled 70,000 rubber seeds from Brazil to London's Kew Gardens.