place d'armes
/ˌplas ˈdɑːm(z)/noun
An assembly point for weapons or ammunition, an arsenal; an assembly point for troops, a parade ground.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in 1st Duke of Marlborough (1650–1722), army officer and politician. From French place d'armes from place + de + armes weapons. Compare Spanish plaza de armas, Italian piazza d'armi.
- time clause
- time clock
- time code
- time-coded
- time constant
- time-consuming
- time course
- time-critical
- time curve
- time delay
- time deposit
- time-depth
- time derivative
- time detector
- time difference
- time differential
- time dilatation
- time dilation
- time disc
- time disk
- time displacement
- time-distance
- time division
- time division multiplex
- time domain