(1) to protect with a cuirass.

(2) Later, this can be upgraded to an Assult Cuirass.

(3) For battle they wore a cuirass ( breastplate ) , helmet, and greaves.

(4) On his cuirass he wore the silver cross of the Legion of Honor.

(5) The rest of the cuirass was also iron plate covered with leather on top with laminated segments below.

(6) He was a cuirassier, an officer, and even an officer of considerable rank; a large gold epaulette peeped from beneath the cuirass; this officer no longer possessed a helmet.

(7) In some forms, the whole of the head and body was encased in a cuirass of bony plates.

(8) "And the more, madame, " said Monte Cristo, "as the Orientals do not confine themselves, as did Mithridates, to make a cuirass of his poisons, but they also made them a dagger.

(9) There were the stitched corsets , the uchesse , the cuirass and , above all, the white silk corsets , dove-tailed with colours.