Arm. Shoulder plate [see M. G. Houston, Med.Costume (1939) 61 & 100]. …

(a) Arm. A wedge of chain mail fitting under the armpit, a gusset; (b) a gusset of cloth (apparently having some heraldic function). …

Arm.?A plate attached by laces to armor to protect the right armpit. …

(a) Arm. A piece of metal or mail attached to the helmet and extending over the neck and upper breast; (b) an ornamental collar. …

(a) The action of stopping something; bridel of rest, a bridle for stopping a horse; (b) the act of seizing or taking into custody; maken rest, to make an arrest; (c) resolve, decision, fixed purpose……

(a) Some kind of slipper or shoe; (b) arm. a piece of protective armor for the upper side of the foot, held in place by laces or straps. …

(a) A kind of slipper or shoe; (b) arm. a piece of protective armor for the upper side of the foot, held in place by laces or straps. …

(a) The lower part of a man's gown or robe, clerical vestment, etc.; prest skirt; serke skirt; (b) the lower part of a woman's dress, a skirt; also, a skirt used as a receptacle; (c) in glossary……

(a) A flag or banner displayed from a pole in battle; also, a pole used to display a military ensign; a figure displayed as a military ensign; standard berere, a standard bearer; standard of treues, a……

(a) Military stores or supplies, including armaments, equipment, provisions of foodstuffs, munitions, etc.; -- also pl.; ?also, fig. weapons, tusks [quot. c1450(?c1425)]; stuf and appareil; (b) a……

Arm. One of the metal strips in the skirt of a suit of armor. …

Arm. (a) A piece of chain mail protecting the lower face, neck, and part of the upper chest, later extending around the upper back [cp. quot. a1450] (b) the lower front piece of a helmet [a few……

An organ of flight, usu. paired: (a) a wing of a creature whose sole or primary means of locomotion is flight (a bird, an insect, a bat, etc.);—occas. with sg. for pl.; also in fig. context; also, fig……