She knew this was going to be rough and needed a bracer.

Just a quick drink for a bracer and then it must be done.

No drinking at home, but a little bracer now and then to prepare for the evening.

"Thought you might be in need of a bracer, and a shipmate to share it with."

The scout's face was reflected in the bracer on Lightning's arm.

You look as if you could use a bit of a bracer."

The bracer on her right arm was melted to the armor and the skin beneath.

The string lashed across the leather bracer on her wrist.

I gave him another dose of the towel, a cobweb-clearing bracer.

"Pass a bracer over the casket-do any of them move?

The sweat and the need for a bracer?

"That trip we took past the pier was a bracer, Chet.

Why did I keep forgetting I had the bracer on?

By the dim reflected light of the city he poured himself a bracer for his shaken nerves.

A long leather bracer covered his left forearm.

Calmly she slipped a leather bracer onto her left arm for protection from the bowstring.

With one stroke the berserker had cut through gauntlet, bracer, flesh, and bone.

This name demonstrates that the pole was intended to symbolize a man, as no other creature could wear a bracer.

Habit drove her to finger an old scar that extended past the end of her bracer.

Halfway to the office, he cracked the window for air and a rain bracer, changed directions and drove to his place.

A bracelet is also a small brace or bracer (an arm-guard used by archers).

What I needed was a pick-me-up, a bracer.

He got slapped around in ads for Mennen Skin Bracer.

She handed over the bracer, and he strapped it to his left forearm, adjusting the Velcro-fastened straps.

"I know / could use a bracer," Hoper said.

Try it without the arm-guard a few times.

The arm-guard is unique but greaves, probably made of linen, are often depicted in late Mycenaean art.

A bracelet is also a small brace or bracer (an arm-guard used by archers).

A huge spiked arm-guard, its fist a long, wicked scythe, covered its right arm.

Steve Waugh returned at this stage, wearing an arm-guard over his hand, but he looked far from comfortable in his 19-run knock.

Images from the Eastern Roman Empire show secutores wearing a tubular arm-guard in lieu of a shield.

The Asyri chieftain wore a helmet, cuirass, scaled kilt, greaves, and a bronze arm-guard on his sword arm.

Most archers wear a bracer (also known as an arm-guard) to protect the inside of the bow arm from being hit by the string and prevent clothing from catching the bow string.

A wide silver band holding one single emerald as large as a pigeon's egg confined his hair and the long arm-guard of an archer, chased elaborately in solid silver, on his right forearm were his only ornaments.

He wasn't wearing his arm-guard, and Darian gasped and winced as Hweel stepped onto the bare flesh-but the owl barely closed his feet around the arm and half-spread his wings to keep his balance instead of maintaining it by gripping the arm.

This important point having been settled, there was the further question of arms to be discussed, which gave rise to much weighty controversy between Decimus Saxon and my father, each citing many instances from their own experiences where the presence or absence of some taslet or arm-guard had been of the deepest import to the wearer.