armour or (N American) armor /ärˈmər/

1. Defensive clothing, esp of metal, chain mail, etc
2. Protective covering
3. Armoured vehicles
4. Heraldic insignia

To equip with armour

armōˈrial adjective

Of heraldic arms

A book of coats of arms

arˈmorist noun

A person skilled in heraldry

arˈmory noun

1. Heraldry
2. Armorial bearings (archaic)
3. Armoury (US)
4. A drill hall and headquarters of an army unit (N American)
5. An arsenal (US)

arˈmoured adjective

1. Protected by armour, armour-plate, etc, as in armoured car, armoured personnel carrier
2. (of glass, etc) strengthened, protective

arˈmourer noun

A maker, repairer or custodian of arms and armour

arˈmourless adjective

arˈmoury noun

1. A collection of arms and armour
2. A place where arms are kept
3. A place where arms are manufactured (US)
4. A place where soldiers perform drill (US)
5. Armour collectively (archaic)

armorial bearings plural noun

The design in a coat of arms

arˈmour-bearer noun

A person who carries another's armour, a squire

arˈmour-clad adjective

Clad in armour

noun

An armoured ship

arˈmour-plate noun

A defensive metal plate for a ship, tank, etc

arˈmour-plated adjective

arˈmour-plating noun

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