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chamfrain - British Museum
Bronze horse's helmet (chamfrain or chamfron); made from a single large piece of hammered sheet metal with a central ridge and holes cut to accommodate the ...
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definition of chamfrain by The Free Dictionary
n. A piece of armor used to protect the front of a horse's head in late medieval times. [Middle English chaumfrein, shamfron, from Old French chanfrein.
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chamfrain - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
chamfrain (plural chamfrains). Alternative form of chamfron. Categories: English lemmas · English nouns · English countable nouns. Hidden categories:.
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chamfrain
ˈchamfrain, -fron arch. Also 5 shawfron, shamfron, 6 chaufrayne, 7 -frain, 9 chamfrain, -fron, (champfrein); see also chaffron and its variants. [a. OF. chaufrain, chanfrain (Cotgr. has both), in mod.F. chanfrein, of unknown origin. (Certainly quite a distinct word from chanfrein, chamfer.) The corr...
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"CHAMFRAIN": Medieval horse's armored headpiece - OneLook
▸ noun: Alternative form of chamfron. [Protective armor for a horse's head, especially the face and ears.] Similar: chamfrein, chanfron, chamfron, champfrein, ...
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Chamfrain - DrawShield
Chamfrain. Chamfrain, (old fr.): signifying the armour-plates which cover the head of a horse. Previous · Up · Next.
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CHAMFRON definition in American English - Collins Dictionary
chamfron in American English (ˈtʃæmfrən ) or ˈchamfrain (ˈtʃæmfrən ) noun the headpiece of the armor worn by war horses in medieval times.
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Horse-armour / chamfron - National Museums Scotland
Horse-armour / chamfron. Date: 3rd - 2nd century BC. Collection: Archaeology. Bronze mask or chamfrain found in a moss at Torrs, Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire, 300 ...
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chamfrain - Spanish English Dictionary - Tureng
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cheveronne
† ˈcheveronne Obs. rare. Apparently a corruption of chaufron, shawfron, chamfrain; perh. confused with the heraldic chevron.c 1420 Anturs of Arth. xxx, His stede..was trapput to the hele. Opon his cheueronne be-forn, Stode as a vnicorn Als scharpe as a thorn An nanlas of stele.
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shaffron
† shaffron Obs. Forms: 5 shawfron, 6–7 shaf(f)ron, 7 shafrone, shaferne, 8 shafferoon; 6 (Sc. in sense 2) schaifron, saferon, schaffroun, chaffrone, cheffroun, chaiffer, schaiffer. [Variant of chaffron, chamfrain.] 1. The frontlet of a barbed horse: = chaffron, chamfrain.1465 Shawfron [see chamfrain...
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shameferon
shameferon, shamfron var. ff. chamfrain, chamfron.1537 North Country Wills (Surtees 1908) 148 One paier of greate pottes pounced with Talbottes and shameferons. Ibid., Shamfron.
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