armourer
/'ɑ:mərə/
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Definition
- Noun:
- A manufacturer of firearms or weapons: An armourer is a person or company that makes, repairs, or sells weapons, especially guns and armor.
- A military specialist in charge of weapons: In military contexts, an armourer is an enlisted soldier or officer responsible for the maintenance, storage, and issuance of small arms and other weapons for a unit.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The medieval armourer crafted a new suit of plate armor for the knight.
- The battalion's armourer ensured all rifles were clean and functional before the mission.
Advanced Usage
- "Master armourer": A highly skilled and experienced maker of arms and armor.
- He was apprenticed to a master armourer to learn the ancient craft.
Variants and Related Words
- Armorer (noun): The standard American English spelling of 'armourer'.
- Armory (noun): A place where weapons are stored or manufactured.
- Armoury (noun): The British English spelling of 'armory'.
Synonyms
- Weaponsmith: A smith who specializes in making weapons.
- Gunsmith: A person who makes, repairs, and modifies firearms.
Related Phrases
- Regimental armourer: The armourer specifically assigned to an army regiment.
- The regimental armourer inspected every pistol.
Noun
- a manufacturer of firearms
- an enlisted man responsible for the upkeep of small arms and machine guns etc.
- a worker skilled in making armor or arms
- a sword made by a famous English armorer