bawdrick Synonyms
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bawdrick Meaning
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bawdrick (n.)
A belt. See Baldric.
bawdrick Sentence Examples
- The medieval knight proudly wore his bawdrick, adorned with intricate carvings and gems.
- The pirate captain's bawdrick was a testament to his many battles and plunder.
- The young apprentice wore a simple bawdrick to hold his tools, its leather strap scarred with time.
- The bawdrick of the royal herald was embroidered with gold and silver, announcing his status with every stride.
- The blacksmith's bawdrick was thick and sturdy, supporting the heavy weight of his hammer.
- The king's bawdrick was encrusted with precious stones and pearls, a symbol of his power and wealth.
- The lady's bawdrick was made of silk and lace, its delicate beauty complementing her elegant gown.
- The bawdrick of the traveling merchant held his wares, a jumble of spices, textiles, and trinkets.
- The pilgrim's bawdrick was plain and worn, marking his humble journey to holy lands.
- As the warrior prepared for combat, he tightened his bawdrick, securing his sword and giving him confidence in the face of danger.
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A belt. See Baldric.
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The medieval knight proudly wore his bawdrick, adorned with intricate carvings and gems.
The pirate captain's bawdrick was a testament to his many battles and plunder.
The young apprentice wore a simple bawdrick to hold his tools, its leather strap scarred with time.
The bawdrick of the royal herald was embroidered with gold and silver, announcing his status with every stride.
