tabarder (Meaning)
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tabarder (n.)
One who wears a tabard.
A scholar on the foundation of Queen's College, Oxford, England, whose original dress was a tabard.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tabarder
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tabarder Sentence Examples
- The knights donned their tabarders, emblazoned with the royal crest, before the battle.
- The jester's tabarder, festooned with bells and frills, drew a chuckle from the crowd.
- The herald's tabarder proclaimed the king's arrival with a resounding fanfare.
- The physician tended to the wounded in a simple tabarder, stained with blood and grime.
- The town crier's tabarder, adorned with the municipal seal, commanded attention in the market square.
- The pilgrim's tabarder, decorated with patches and symbols, marked their journey to holy lands.
- The minstrel's tabarder, adorned with colorful embroidery, told tales of love and adventure.
- The hunter's tabarder, made from rugged leather, protected them from the elements while tracking game.
- The merchant's tabarder, emblazoned with their guild's insignia, identified them as reputable traders.
- The scholar's tabarder, adorned with ink stains and parchment rolls, hinted at their intellectual pursuits.
FAQs About the word tabarder
One who wears a tabard., A scholar on the foundation of Queen's College, Oxford, England, whose original dress was a tabard.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The knights donned their tabarders, emblazoned with the royal crest, before the battle.
The jester's tabarder, festooned with bells and frills, drew a chuckle from the crowd.
The herald's tabarder proclaimed the king's arrival with a resounding fanfare.
The physician tended to the wounded in a simple tabarder, stained with blood and grime.
