Tabard Definition
tăbərd
noun
A loose jacket of heavy material, sleeved or sleeveless, worn outdoors as by peasants in the Middle Ages.
Webster's New World
A short-sleeved, emblazoned cloak worn by a knight over his armor.
Webster's New World
A herald's official coat emblazoned with his king's or lord's arms.
Webster's New World
An embroidered pennant attached to a trumpet.
American Heritage
Other Word Forms of Tabard
Noun
Singular:
tabard
Plural:
tabardsOrigin of Tabard
Middle English from Old French tabart or Old Spanish tabardo
From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
From Old French tabart
From Wiktionary
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