"greviere" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From French grevière, grèvière (compare grévière), a rare extended form of grève.",
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          "text": "He is represented in full armour of the period in the brassarts and grevieres hinged, and cuffs upturned and lace edged.",
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          "text": "The armour worn by a knight in the fifteenth century consisted of: 1. The cuirass, covering the breast and back. […] 9. The grevieres, guards between the knee and foot. 10. The soulières, coverings for the feet.",
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        "A greave (leg armor)."
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        "(uncommon) A greave (leg armor)."
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