dem i placard (demiplak ard)

In armor, same as dem i - placate. dem i- + John ) of F. damejeanne , a demijohn, an accom. (as if Dame Jeanne , Lady Jane) of Ar. dem i-placate (dem'i-plakāt), n. A piece of plate-armor covering a part only of the breast or of the back, used either alone or over a gam Damagan , a town in northern Persia, once fam- ous for its gla -works. The forced resemblance beson or similar coat of fence, or forming part to John is in accordance with the humorous of an articulated breastplate. Compare pan- In music , a colloquial use of proper names as names for siere . ve els; examples are jack1 , jill2 , and (prob.) dem i quaver (dem'i-kwa"ver), n. jug1 : see these words.] A large gla ve el sixteenth note. Also called semiquaver . or bottle with a bulging body and small neck, dem i-relief (dem'i-re-lēf"), n. Same as mezzo- usually cased in wickerwork, but sometimes in rilievo. tation or suspected chastity. a wooden box with a notch in the top extend demirep (dem'i-rep), n. [Said to be short for ing over the neck of the ve el, for convenience * dem i - reputation .] A woman of doubtful repu- in pouring out its contents. dem i-lance (dem'i-lans), n . 1. A short and light spear introduced in the sixteenth century. IMG:content-2333.png:[blocks in formation] cent.