cuirass

Summer tried to imagine how the cuirass would fit on her.

The cuirass was always made long enough to rest on the hips.

He had on a hide cuirass, so she went for his arm.

The general's cuirass appears as a support beside his left leg.

The armor, if he remembered right, was called a cuirass.

Frank would have shot for the lower spine, just below the cuirass.

A cuirass and shield appear in the background at her feet.

He was a young white man in the tunic and cuirass of an officer.

Less common, due to its expense, was the muscle cuirass.

They were worn on the shoulders of the shirt or cuirass.

Another difference is that the mirror cuirass may have three or five plates, instead of four, and open from the front.

It also brought about the application of iron to ships as a cuirass.

One thing she did, before she came about where Cuirass could scan her.

The warrior wore a light cuirass of leather for protection.

He had had trouble in finding a cuirass big enough for him to get into.

The sight of the hated Roman cuirass might lead to more trouble than they wanted.

In the room above, a man in a cuirass was writing at a high desk.

That damned cuirass is more of a hazard than a help at sea, anyway.

The ball had entered his breast through a notch in the cuirass.

The cuirass itself, possibly worn in the grave, did not survive.

He should have done this before strapping on his muscled cuirass.

"But the cuirass was a bit of a challenge for the armorer.

They were also equipped with a cuirass and helmet.

Now more black than blue, men a shining glitter off cuirass and helm.

"Tell him, then let the poor man divest himself of that awful cuirass."