Definition of pourpointerie in English:

pourpointerie

noun ˌpʊəːpwãˈtriˈpɔːpɔɪnt(ə)ri

rare, historical

With singular or plural concord. Pourpointing work, quilting; specifically quilted material with studs at the seams, worn in the Middle Ages as armour.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Boutell (1812–1877), writer on heraldry and antiquities. From French †pourpointerie from pourpoint + -erie.

Definition of pourpointerie in US English:

pourpointerie

noun

rare, historical

With singular or plural concord. Pourpointing work, quilting; specifically quilted material with studs at the seams, worn in the Middle Ages as armour.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Boutell (1812–1877), writer on heraldry and antiquities. From French † pourpointerie from pourpoint + -erie.

单词	pourpointerie
释义	Definition of pourpointerie in English: pourpointerie noun ˌpʊəːpwãˈtriˈpɔːpɔɪnt(ə)ri rare, historical With singular or plural concord. Pourpointing work, quilting; specifically quilted material with studs at the seams, worn in the Middle Ages as armour. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Boutell (1812–1877), writer on heraldry and antiquities. From French †pourpointerie from pourpoint + -erie. Definition of pourpointerie in US English: pourpointerie noun rare, historical With singular or plural concord. Pourpointing work, quilting; specifically quilted material with studs at the seams, worn in the Middle Ages as armour. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Boutell (1812–1877), writer on heraldry and antiquities. From French † pourpointerie from pourpoint + -erie.
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