armor

armor
n
1. covering, protection, wrapping, sheathing; mail, chain mail, coat of mail, armor plate, armature.
2.Armor. shield, buckler,. Archaic. targe, Class. Myth. aegis; helmet, helm, armet, heaume, casque, sallet, sallade; morion, cabassett, comb morion, basinet, basnet, bascinet; visor, vizor, ventail, aven-tail; beaver, buffe, bever, wrapper, gorget; pauldron, epauliere, spaulder, monnion; rerebrace, cannon, couter, vambrace, cubitiere, elbow cop, gauntlet; cuirass, corselet, lorica, breastplate, backplate; fauld, culet, tasse, lame; cuisse, cuish, poleyn, genouillere, knee cop; greave, jamb, jambart, jambeau, sabaton, solleret; hauberk, byrnie, habergeon; allecret.
3. defense, safeguard, guard; bulwark, rampart, wall; shelter, cover, safety, protection; asylum, sanctum.

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