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brig·an·dine
\ˈbrigənˌd]ēn sometimes ]īn\ noun
also brig·an·tine \-ənˌt]\
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English brigandyne, brigantyn, from Middle French brigandine, from brigand + -ine
: a late medieval coat of body armor consisting typically of overlapping metal scales or plates sewed within canvas, linen, or leather |