[
UK
/ˈɑːmɜːɹɐ/
]
NOUN
- a manufacturer of firearms
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a worker skilled in making armor or arms
a sword made by a famous English armorer - an enlisted man responsible for the upkeep of small arms and machine guns etc.
How To Use armourer In A Sentence
- None of the armorers or bowyers will deal openly with him any more.
- This embossed, etched, and gilded steel close helmet is attributed to German armourer Kolman Helmschmid. Would This 16th Century Helmet Terrify a Jousting Opponent?
- There was no discussion, then or thereafter, but on every subsequent assignment the armorer had supplied weaponry with the same internal modification.
- We've got a welder and fitter / armourer here, the welder does repairs if there's any cracks in the vehicle.
- Sniggers because you get four-by-two from the armourer who has a hooked tool for getting broken pull-th roughs out of the barrel. Bottled Spider
- The armorer who looked after weapons couldn't walk; he was on crutches.
- In Europe armourers have invariably been workers in metal, but in other parts of the world materials such as wickerwork, bone, and coconut fibre have been used.
- Charles Smith, the armorer, had spent the night ensuring that the vehicles' main weapon systems, .50-caliber machine guns and Mkl9 grenade launchers, were 100 percent ready.
- ‘At least one of the classes is an armorer's school where dealers learn to disassemble, reassemble and do minor repair work on certain firearms,’ Spatharos said.
- It is possible to order armour from armourers in the North Island and overseas, but much of the armour is home made, hammered out and welded together.