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Of, relating to, or designating a division of the caucasoid race associated with the northern part of western asia, including anatolia, the caucasus, and the eastern mediterranean, characterized by a brachycephalic skull shape, a prominent nose, and dark skin and hair. also as noun: a person of this physical type.

A provider of weapons or armour, an armourer.

A genus of perennial, tufted, flowering herbs of the family plumbaginaceae, which are native to (especially alpine and coastal) areas in europe, asia, america, and north africa, many being cultivated widely as ornamental plants; (also armeria) a plant of this genus, of which the most widespread is common thrift, armeria maritima.

A provider of weapons or armour, an armourer.

A helmet of italian origin introduced in the early 15th century, consisting of a steel skull extending at the rear to form a narrow neck guard, wide hinged cheekpieces overlapping at the chin, and a small hinged pointed visor.

A helmet of italian origin introduced in the early 15th century, consisting of a steel skull extending at the rear to form a narrow neck guard, wide hinged cheekpieces overlapping at the chin, and a small hinged pointed visor.

As much as a person can hold in both arms.

As much as a person can hold in both arms.

Each of two openings in a garment through which the wearer puts their arms.

Each of two openings in a garment through which the wearer puts their arms.

Forming an army; gathered or assembled into, or as if into, an army; army-like.

An organized military force equipped for fighting on land.

Bearing weapons or armour; warlike, bellicose.

A person entitled to heraldic arms.

Of or relating to a squire or squires; of the character of a squire. now also: of or relating to heraldic arms; entitled to bear heraldic arms.

A person entitled to heraldic arms.

An arm-ring or bracelet; (now specifically) a golden bracelet worn by the british sovereign at his or her coronation.

An arm-ring or bracelet; (now specifically) a golden bracelet worn by the british sovereign at his or her coronation.

= "armillary sphere".

A fungus of a genus that includes the honey fungus, found chiefly in woodland. its mycelia can grow for a considerable distance, enabling individuals of parasitic species to invade more than one tree.

A model showing the positions of the stars and planets and consisting of several circles forming a sphere (= ball shape)

= "armillary sphere".

Supply or provide with weapons.

Each of the two upper limbs of the human body from the shoulder to the hand.

Relating to the doctrines of jacobus arminius (latinized name of jakob hermandszoon, 1560–1609), a dutch protestant theologian who rejected the calvinist doctrine of predestination. his teachings had a considerable influence on methodism.

An adherent of arminian doctrines.

To hold or express arminian views. also with object: to render arminian; to convert or conform to arminian ideas.