Definition of Pavisses

1. pavisse [n] - See also: pavisse

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Lexicographical Neighbors of Pavisses

pavings
paving machine
paving material
paving stone
pavins
pavior
paviors
paviour
paviours
pavis
pavise
paviser
pavisers
pavises
pavisse
pavisses (current term)
Pavlov
Pavlov's reflex
Pavlova
pavlovas
Pavlovian
pavlovian conditioning
pavlov conditioning
Pavlov method
pavlov pouch
pavlov stomach
pavo
Pavo
pavone
pavone

Literary usage of Pavisses

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1. Ivanhoe by Walter Scott (1908)
"pavisses were a species of large shield covering the whole person, employed on the same oc- casions. The bolt was the arrow peculiarly fitted to the ..."

2. A History of Greece: From Its Conquest by the Romans to the Present Time, B by George Finlay (1877)
"Showers of stones broke his scaling ladders, and torrents of burning naphtha and Greek fire burned the tortoises and pavisses of the assailants, ..."

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