Results for: armor for knight
English English
armor for knightchain mail
adventurous romantic, wandering medieval knightknight-errant; knight errant
amount of writing on a page, boy apprenticed to knight, boy attendant, boy servant in medieval times, boy who runs errands, call, summon (e.g. to the telephone); number pages, number sheets of paper in a collection; look through the pages of something,...page
ancient Celtic poet, armor for horse, cover meat with fat, decorate horse with bard, singer, poet; wandering singer storytellerbard
ancient Greek warship; scaled suit of armor worn by ancient Romans; Roman soldier wearing a suit of armor; (Zoology) system of hard scales that cover the bodies of some fishes and reptilescataphract
applejack, brace on mast, coat of armor of Middle Ages, device for lifting something heavy, device that turns spit, electrical socket, flag on a ship, hunt at night with lightjack
armor covering chest, armor for the front of the torso, Jewish priestly garmentbreastplate
armor for the backbackplate
armor for the forearmvambrace
armor made of metal platesplate armor
armor, body protection, mantelet (alternate spelling for armor)armour
armor, cover the body with mail, e-mail, hard body covering, items sent, postal service; letters and other items that are sent via the postal service; flexible armor constructed of metal rings linked together; e-mail, electronic mail, postal system, se...mail
armor, fit an animal with a harness, fit somebody with armor, get control of and use something, leather straps for an animal, place a harness on a draft animal; control, rein, utilize, channel, straps and other parts by which a draft animal is attached...harness
armor, protective covering; framework around which an artist forms a sculpture; part of an electric generator, framework for a sculpture, keeper, keeper for magnet, moving part in electromagnetic device, protective partarmature
Arthurian knightGawain
 

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