cuissard
/kwisɑɹ(d)/
cuissard noun: an armor leg-guard or thigh-guard.
Noun
cuissard (plural cuissards)
- An armor leg-guard or thigh-guard.
- His looks anxiously followed the men as, upon given signals, they disappeared and returned with a fresh supply of cuissards, brassards, gorgets, knee and breast plates, groaning under the weight […]1843, Magic, Magic and Mesmerism: An Episode of the Eighteenth Century, and Other Tales, page 212
Forms of cuissard
| plural | cuissards |
|---|---|
| alternative form | cuissart |
Questions about cuissard
- What does cuissard mean?
- Cuissard means an armor leg-guard or thigh-guard.
- What part of speech is cuissard?
- Cuissard is a noun.
- How do you pronounce cuissard?
- Cuissard is pronounced /kwisɑɹ(d)/.
- What is the plural of cuissard?
- The plural of cuissard is cuissards.
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