Muniment

mu'ni-ment, n. Anything supporting or defending; a stronghold; place or means of defense. (Law.) A record; a title-deed, charter, etc., esp. one relating to national, manorial, or ecclesiastical rights and privileges. [F.; L. muni mentum, fr. munire, to fortify, fr. mcenia, walls, defenses, Skr. mu, to bind.] — Munftion, -nish'un, n. Materials used in war for defense, or for annoying an enemy; military stores of all kinds, usually in pi. [F. L. munitio, munire, -itum.]