bracer
/ˈbreɪsər/Definitions
1. noun
A strip of fabric or other material worn on the arm or wrist to protect it from injury, especially from a blow or a cut, as by a sword or a whip.
“The knight wore a bracer to protect his arm during the battle.”
2. noun
A device or strap that holds or supports something, especially the arm or wrist.
“The bicycle had a bracer to help the rider maintain balance.”
3. noun
A band or strip of material that serves as a support or holder, especially for the arm or wrist.
“She used a bracer to stabilize her wrist while painting.”
4. verb
to hold or support something, especially the arm or wrist, with a strap or band.
“The doctor braced her arm to prevent further injury.”