ARMES PARLANTES

Meaning of ARMES PARLANTES in English

ȧrməpȧrläⁿt noun plural

Etymology: French, literally, speaking arms

heraldry : punning arms : canting arms

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ARMES — Вооруженный
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AUX ARMES — foreign term Etymology: French to arms
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MAÎTRE D'ARMES — ˌmā.trəˈdärm, mātˈd- noun ( plural maîtres d'armes ) Etymology: French, literally, master of arms : a teacher of fencing
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ARMES BLANCHES — plural of arme blanche
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GENS D'ARMES — (pl. ) of Gendarme
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GENS D'ARMES — ( pl. ) of Gendarme
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AUX ARMES — foreign term Etymology: French : to arms
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AUX ARMES — [aux armes] [F] foreign term : to arms
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GUNSMITH — fabricante de armes
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GENDARME — noun Etymology: French, from Middle French, back-formation from gensdarmes, plural of gent d'armes, literally, armed people Date: 1793 a member …
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COAT OF ARMS — Etymology: Middle English cote of armes, translation of Middle French cote d'armes Date: 14th century a tabard or surcoat embroidered …
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ARMORY — I. ˈärm(ə)rē, ˈȧm-, -ri noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English armourie, alteration (influenced by Middle English armour armor) of …
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ARM — I. ˈärm, ˈȧm noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English arm, earm; akin to Old High German …
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PROVOST — ˈprōˌvōst, ˈprävəst, ˈprōvəst, esp as attributive ˈprō(ˌ)vō noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English provost, provest, partly from Old English …
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OFFICER OF ARMS — Etymology: Middle English officers of armes : any officer of whatever specific rank (as king of arms, herald, or pursuivant) …
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KING OF ARMS — Usage: often capitalized K&A Etymology: Middle English kings of armes : an officer of arms of the highest rank : …
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GENDARME — ˈzhänˌdärm, -dȧm, -dȧm also ˈjän- or ˈjen- noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Middle French, back-formation from gensdarmes, plural …
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COAT OF ARMS — Etymology: tr. of French cotte d'armes 1. : a tabard or surcoat embroidered with armorial bearings 2. a. : a …
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COAT ARMS — noun Etymology: modification of Middle French cote d'armes archaic : coat armor 3
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CLARENCEUX KING OF ARMS — noun also clarenceux or clar·en·cieux king of arms or clarencieux ˈklarənˌsü(-) ( plural clarenceux kings of arms -ˌsü- ; also …
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ARME BLANCHE — ˈärmˈbläⁿsh, F ȧrməblääⁿsh noun ( plural armes blanches -m(z)ˈb-, F ȧrməblääⁿsh) Etymology: French, literally, white weapon : a cutting or …
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KING-OF-ARMS — /king"euhv ahrmz"/ , n. , pl. kings-of-arms . a title of certain of the principal heralds of England and certain …
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GENDARME — /zhahn"dahrm/ ; Fr. /zhahonn dannrddm"/ , n. , pl. gendarmes /-dahrmz/ ; Fr. /-dannrddm"/ . 1. a police officer in …
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COAT OF ARMS — 1. a surcoat or tabard embroidered with heraldic devices, worn by medieval knights over their armor. 2. a heraldic achievement …
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ARMORY — /ahr"meuh ree/ , n. , pl. armories . 1. a storage place for weapons and other war equipment. 2. a …
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ARM — arm 1 — armed , adj. — armlike , adj. /ahrm/ , n. 1. the upper limb of the human …
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ARM — I. ˈärm noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English earm; akin to Latin armus shoulder, Sanskrit īrma arm Date: before …
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COAT OF ARMS — Etymology: Middle English cote of armes, translation of Middle French cote d'armes Date: 14th century 1. : a tabard or …
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COAT OF ARMS — [coat of arms] [ME cote of armes, trans. of MF cote d'armes] (14c) 1: a tabard or surcoat embroidered with …
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MARSEILLAISE, LA — French national anthem, composed in one night during the French Revolution (April 24, 1792) by Claude-Joseph Rouget de Lisle, a …
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