hauberk
11HAUBERK — a coat or tunic of mail made of interwoven steel rings and extending below the knees …
12hauberk — sb. RG. 99, 174, 297. Fr. hauber. See Roq …
13hauberk — n. long coat of chain mail (worn as defensive armor) …
14hauberk — [ hɔ:bə:k] noun historical a full length coat of mail. Origin ME: from OFr. hauberc, hausberc, of Gmc origin …
15hauberk — hau·berk …
16hauberk — hau•berk [[t]ˈhɔ bɜrk[/t]] n. her a medieval tunic of chain mail worn for defense • Etymology: 1250–1300; ME < OF hauberc, earlier halberc < Frankish *halsberg=*hals neck (see hawse) +*berg protection (see harbor) …
17hauberk — /ˈhɔbɜk/ (say hawberk) noun a piece of armour originally intended for the protection of the neck and shoulders, but early developed into a long coat of mail reaching below the knees. {Middle English, from Old French hauberc, of Germanic origin;… …
18hauberk — n. tunic like coat of mail …
19hauberk — A coat of mail …
20hauberk — n. hist. a coat of mail. Etymology: ME f. OF hau(s)berc f. Frank., = neck protection, f. hals neck + berg f. beorg protection …