Associations to the word «Greave»
Noun
- Gauntlet
- Helmet
- Tottenham
- Armour
- Helm
- Hotspur
- Shin
- Mans
- Jimmy
- Whitehead
- Whistler
- Cutler
- Hurst
- Wal
- Armor
- Watchman
- Shield
- Thigh
- Forearm
- Sandal
- Hours
- Strap
- Spear
- Bronze
- Bronson
- Goalscorer
- Lm
- Chelsea
- Discus
- Nissan
- Nicholson
- Tobias
- Lennox
- Burnley
- Ham
- Plume
- Charlton
- Lancelot
- Argus
- Tunic
- Ian
- Spur
- Johnny
- Angie
- Geoff
- Desmond
- Merton
- Scorer
- Mansfield
- Leg
- Calf
- Slate
- Pip
- Javelin
- Barbados
- Claudia
- Wanderer
- Blackpool
- Haynes
- Pyramid
- Brass
- Bane
- Leather
- Ramsey
- Bolton
- Stamford
- Wolverhampton
- Ankle
- Sword
- Comm
- Clasp
- Granada
- Crest
- Striker
- Parkinson
- Wyatt
- Fer
- Astronomer
- Harmonica
- Wrist
- Boots
- Knee
- Elm
- Protector
- Quarry
- Astronomy
- Cow
Wiktionary
GREAVE, noun. (obsolete) A bush; a tree; a grove.
GREAVE, noun. (obsolete) A bough; a branch.
GREAVE, noun. (obsolete) A ditch or trench.
GREAVE, noun. A piece of armour that protects the leg, especially the shin.
GREAVE, verb. (nautical) (transitive) To clean (a ship's bottom); to grave.
Dictionary definition
GREAVE, noun. Armor plate that protects legs below the knee.
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