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Adjective: armoured  aa(r)-mu(r)d
Usage: Brit, Cdn (US: armored)
  1. (military) protected by armour (used of persons or things military)
    "The armoured vehicles provided crucial protection for the troops";
    - armored [US]
     
  2. Used of animals; provided with protective covering
    "The armoured scales of the pangolin protect it from predators";
    - armored [US]
     
  3. Equipped with the complete arms and armour of a warrior
    "The armoured knight rode into battle";
    - armored [US], panoplied
Verb: armour  aa(r)-mu(r)
Usage: Brit, Cdn (US: armor)
  1. Equip with armour
    "The knights armoured themselves before the joust";
    - armor [US]

See also: armor-clad [US], armor-plated [US], armour-clad [Brit, Cdn], armour-plated [Brit, Cdn], bone-covered, bony-plated, bulletproof, equipped, equipt [archaic], lightly armored [US], lightly armoured [Brit, Cdn], mail-cheeked, mail-clad, mailed, scaled, scaley, scaly, silver-scaled, squamous, steel-plated

Type of: equip, fit, fit out, outfit

Encyclopedia: Armoured

Armour, Ontario