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noun (used with a plural verb)
1.
medieval armor of mail for the legs and feet.
2.
tights worn by men in medieval times over the legs and feet.
Origin:
1350–1400; Middle English chauces < Middle French, plural of chauce ≪ Latin calceus shoe, equivalent to calc- (stem of calx) heel + -eus -eous
1350–1400; Middle English chauces < Middle French, plural of chauce ≪ Latin calceus shoe, equivalent to calc- (stem of calx) heel + -eus -eous
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