arrayer

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 32
[Eng. array; -er.] 1. Gen. One who arrays. 2. Spec.: One of the officers whose function in med iæval times it was to see the soldiers of an army duly equipped with armour, and who had therefore charge of the armour and accoutrements. ( Cowel .) ar-rā'y-ing, *a-rā'i-ynge, pr. par. [ARRAY, V., ARAY, v.] IMG:content-0761.png:[blocks in formation] * "Whose light arraiment was of lovely green." Beaumont: Hermaphrodite. (Richardson.)
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