Armour

itrm'ur, n. defensive arms or dre plating of ships of war. — n Armour bearer. —adj Armour-plated. Armourer, iirm'ur-6r, n a maker or repairer of, or one who has the charge of armour Armoury, arm'ur-i, «, the place in which arms arc made or kept: a collection of ancient armour [shoulder. Armpit, irm'pit. «. the pit or hollow under the Anna, iirniz, ti.pl weapons of offence and defence war: hostility: armorial ensigns. [L arena, (tfA) ‘fittings;’ Gr. hartnona the tackling of a ship—root ar-, to conn, with Arm, the umb Army, arm'i, «. a large body of men armed for war and under military command a host. [Fr. arm be—L. amtata.] fate, fir; m6, hftr; mine: ArBeAal Aroma, a-rC'ma, sweet smell the odorous principle of plants [jig] flavour of any kind. [Gr-]