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Baldric   /bˈældrɪk/   Listen
Baldric

noun
(Also spelled bawdrick and baldrick)
1.
A wide (ornamented) belt worn over the right shoulder to support a sword or bugle by the left hip.  Synonym: baldrick.






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"Baldric" Quotes from Famous Books



... loose vest or shirt, girt in by a gold belt, while over his shoulders he wore the British mantle, white in colour and worked with gold. Around his neck was the torque, the emblem of chieftainship. On his left arm he carried a small shield of beaten brass, and from a baldric covered with gold plates hung the straight pointless British sword that had been carried by his father in battle. Even those most suspicious of him could not deny that he was a stalwart and well built youth, with ...
— Beric the Briton - A Story of the Roman Invasion • G. A. Henty

... she died; then the Empress put me in a convent and I was forgotten. The convent was on the side of a bare yellow hill, where bees made a hot buzzing in the thyme. Below was the sea, blazing with a million shafts of light; and overhead a blinding sky, which reflected the sun's glitter like a huge baldric of steel. Now the convent was built on the site of an old pleasure-house which a holy Princess had given to our Order; and a part of the house was left standing with its court and garden. The nuns ...
— The Hermit and the Wild Woman and Other Stories • Edith Wharton



Words linked to "Baldric" :   belt, baldrick



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