greave
/greɪv/Definitions
1. noun
A deep cut or gash in the body, especially one made by a sword.
“The knight’s armor protected him from the greave inflicted by his opponent.”
2. noun
A place where a river or stream widens out into a lake or a slower current.
“The greave in the river was home to a variety of aquatic life.”
3. noun
A long groove or slot in a rock or other hard substance.
“The greave in the rock face revealed ancient fossils.”
4. verb
To cut or wound with a sword or other sharp object.
“The enemy forces greaved the defenders, causing heavy casualties.”