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corselet
[ kawr-suh-let kawrs-lit ]
noun
- Also 肠辞谤路蝉别路濒别迟迟别. a woman's lightweight foundation garment combining a brassiere and girdle in one piece.
- Also 肠辞谤蝉路濒别迟. Armor.
- a suit of light half armor or three-quarter armor of the 16th century or later.
corselet
/ 藞办蓴藧蝉濒瑟迟 /
noun
- a piece of armour for the top part of the body Also speltcorslet
- a one-piece foundation garment, usually combining a brassiere and a corset
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of corselet1
Example Sentences
In the garment district, Ms. Canner produces lightweight reflective corselets, ostrich-trimmed jackets, vests, sashes and belts that slip over outerwear and resemble glowing lingerie.
His trousers, after exhausting the ordinary number of buttons in front, prolonged themselves into a kind of corselet that drew attention to the slimness of his waist.
The armor was correct from helm to sollerets, with hauberk and corselet, greaves and jambards, while the gauntleted hands were crossed, in true warrior fashion, on the hilt of a long, straight sword.
His own horses he ordered now to be unsaddled, and casting off his corselet, gave himself up to repose for the evening.
So strong, so determined was that blow, that the weapon entered to the very haft, and there remained, fixed between the corselet and the brassard, so that the boy could not withdraw it.
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