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chamfron
[ cham-fruhn ]
chamfron
/ ˈtʃæmfrən /
noun
- a piece of armour for a horse's head
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Word History and Origins
Origin of chamfron1
C14: from Old French chanfrein, from chafresner to harness, from chief head + frener to bridle
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Example Sentences
The Chamfron is sometimes provided with hinged cheek-plates and usually has a holder for a plume.
From Project Gutenberg
The horse, a heavy-weight-carrier, had his chamfron of steel, and the saddle rose high at the pommel and behind the back.
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The heavy ax, glancing along his helm, clove off its jaunty white plume, and crashed fair upon the chamfron of his mount.
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