noun
- plural of armour; protective metal clothing worn by soldiers in battle
- plural of armour; protective covering on military vehicles or ships
Usage: British spelling
Usage: British spelling
verb
- third person singular present of armour; to provide with protective covering
Usage: British spelling
Examples
- The museum displayed several medieval armours from different centuries.
- Knights wore heavy armours that could weigh up to 60 pounds.
- Modern tank armours can withstand powerful explosions.
- The ship’s armours protected it from enemy fire.
- He armours his vehicles before entering the combat zone.
- The company armours its trucks for dangerous deliveries.