masculine

1. Doublet.
2. Hip-length snug-fitting padded garment used over the shirt and under the jerkin, or cote-hardie, or under any armour for added protection and to avoid chaffing. Depending on its intended use, it could be made of finer or tougher materials. 

1. (Btotany) Sycamore tree. [João1, ch.110]
2. (Nautical) Board.

1. Alderman. [João1, ch.136]
2. Local magistrate.

Thicket of rock-roses.

Land surveyor.

Armor; suit of armor.

Licentiate.

Chief of the Royal Guard. [CKJ1, ch. 54]

1. Vambrace, bracer.
2. Part of an armour used to protect the arm, especially the front part of the arm.
3. Bibl: J. Gouveia Monteiro, A Guerra em Portugal em fins da Idade Média (Lisboa: Editorial Notícias, 1998), p. 535.

Bailiff.