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chapel de fer
[ sha-pelduh-fair ]
/ ʃæˈpɛl də ˈfɛər /
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noun, plural cha·pels de fer.
a medieval open helmet, often having a broad brim for deflecting blows from above.
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Also called war hat, kettle hat.
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chapbook, chape, chapeau, chapeau bras, chapel, chapel de fer, Chapel Hill, chapel of ease, chapelry, chaperon, chaperone
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