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tabard

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun tabard has 1 sense
  1. tabard - a short sleeveless outer tunic emblazoned with a coat of arms; worn by a knight over his armor or by a herald
    --1 is a kind of
    tunic

Definitions from the Web

Term: Tabard
  1. Noun: A tabard is a loose sleeveless garment, often worn over other clothing, with front and back panels that meet at the sides and are fastened in place with buttons or ties.
  2. Example sentence: He wore a tabard over his armor to display his family crest.

  3. Noun: In historic England, a tabard referred to a short coat or tunic with short or no sleeves, worn as a distinctive garment by certain classes of men.
  4. Example sentence: The tabard was decorated with the colors and symbols of the guild.

  5. Noun: In heraldry, a tabard is a short coat or tunic adorned with a coat of arms.
  6. Example sentence: The knight proudly wore his tabard displaying the emblem of his noble house.

  7. Noun: In architecture, a tabard is a flat, ornamental molding or band following the lines of the architrave in a classical entablature.
  8. Example sentence: The tabard added an elegant touch to the top of the column capital.

  9. Adjective: Tabard can be used as an adjective to describe something relating to or characteristic of a tabard.
  10. Example sentence: The costume designer created a tabard dress for the theatrical production.

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