horse-armor
The Century Dictionary: The Encyelopedic Lexicon of the English Language · 1887 · p. 232
(hérs’ir’mor), n. Armor for the age.—To change a horse, See change.—To chant a horse, See chant.—To flog a dead horse, to try to protection of a horse in battle. See bard?. revive interest in a worn-out topic.—To hitch horses, horse-artillery (hérs’ir-til’e-ri), n. See artil- See hitch.— To horse. (at) On horseback; mounted, lery.—Horse-artillery gun, See gunl. Whan the gomes of grece were alle to horse, horseback (hoérs’bak), ». [
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