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armoury or US armory Noun pl -mouries or -mories 1. a secure storage place for weapons 2. military supplies 3. resources on which to draw: modern medicine has a large armoury of drugs for the treatment of mental illness Armoury armour collectively; an armed force. Example: the king had ordained his armour, knights ... all ready for to go, c. 1400.
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| The architect has in his and her armouries such things as beauty, the bizarre, the shock of the new and spectacle. Internment camps were established in such places as the old Fort Garry building in Winnipeg, the armouries in Niagara Falls, the Malleable Iron Works in Amherst, Nova Scotia, the National Parks building in Banff Castle, Alberta, and the militia camps in Petawawa, Ontario. This extraordinary film, which friends here tell me was taken seriously in the United States of 1984, deals with the surprise invasion of a small Colorado town by Russians, Cubans and Nicaraguans, who interrupt a lesson on Genghis Khan in the schoolroom and encounter guerrilla resistance from a force of high-school kids who deploy the huge home armouries which they enjoy as part of the citizen's right to keep firearms. |
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