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TABARD

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Word: tabard
Word origin: Middle English: from Old French tabart, of unknown origin.
Phonetic: ˈtabəd
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a sleeveless jerkin consisting only of front and back pieces with a hole for the head. Example: the caretaker with her pale blue nylon tabard on

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Canterbury Tales inn

Armor cover

Armor coverer

Armor-covering garment

Chaucer inn

Chaucers ___ Inn

Harry Baillys inn

Knight shirt?

Knight wear

Knights garment

Knights sleeveless tunic

Knights tunic

Outer garment for Lancelot

Part of a knights outfit

Piece of knight clothes

Sleeveless tunic worn over a knights armor

Inn in The Canterbury Tales.

Chaucerian inn.

Knight's cloak.

Inn of Canterbury Tales.

Inn of the Canterbury pilgrims.

Knightly tunic.

Chaucer's inn

Geraint's tunic

Knight's garment

Herald's cloak

Garment for Geraint

Cloak

Harry Bailly's inn

Sleeveless tunic worn over a knight's armor

The Canterbury Tales inn

Short tunic, open at the sides

Heraldic coat

Herald's coat

Herald's coat or tunic

Herald's tunic

Knight's outer tunic

Jacket worn by a herald

Thanks poet for sleeveless tunic

Short tunic

Thank poet for old coat

Volunteers to return sombre tunic

Capital raised by Dior's original tunic

A short sleeveless coat with arms?

Thanks to Will for the jacket

Sleeveless garment worn in army with dull back

Thanks poet for jacket

Old coat cheers poet

Sleeveless jacket and dull ’eadgear used up

What could be thanks to Shakespeare's tunic

Stripe essential to shade of garment

Resin in forest fruit, principally in chestnuts

Yorkshire flat cap up top

Tunic's flap almost turned grey

Bra recycled into little lads garment

Heralds garment

Heralds tunic

Heralds jacket

Poet joins volunteers providing cover for knight

Sleeveless jerkin

Bill and Will to share black jacket

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