armour

Protective clothing worn on the torso.

Armour that serves to protect the wearer.

Armour that is thick and provides a high level of protection.

Armour that is less heavy and allows for more mobility.

A complete set of protective covering.

Armour with significant depth for better protection.

Armour designed specifically for use in combat.

Armour intended for use in fighting.

Armour specifically made from steel.

Armour constructed from metal plates or scales.

Armour made from treated animal hide.

Armour made of interlinked metal rings.

Armour that is polished and reflects light.

A full, matching set of armour.

Describing someone who is wearing armour.

To have armour on one's body as clothing or protection.

To place armour onto one's body.

To remove armour from one's body.

To take armour off one's body.

To be currently wearing armour.

For a sharp object to make a hole through armour.

For a weapon or projectile to go through armour.

A formal or literary term for putting on armour.