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Definition of armorer

armorer

/ˈɑːr.mər.ər/
(UK: armourer)
ar · mor · er

Plural:armorers
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• noun

1

American An official, technician, or specialist responsible for the maintenance, safe handling, and storage of firearms and weaponry in a military unit, law enforcement agency, or film production.

Example

"On a movie set, the studio armorer inspects all prop replicas before any scene is filmed."


2

American A craftsperson who manufactures, repairs, or fits defensive body armor, especially historically for knights and soldiers.

Example

"The museum exhibit featured a sixteenth-century steel breastplate forged by a master royal armorer."

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Word Nuance & Usage

Spelled 'armorer' in American English and 'armourer' in British and Commonwealth English.

Word Origin & Etymology

Entered Middle English from Anglo-French 'armurer', derived from Old French 'armure' (armor) and ultimately from Latin 'armatura' (equipment, armor).

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