1) Armor plate 2) Armor plating 3) Armour plate 4) Plate armor 5) Plate armour 6) Thigh armor 
thigh.
armour for the front of the thighs
See armour.
(de poulet) leg or thigh (chicken drumstick).
A cuisse or cuishe was a piece of mediaeval armour worn protecting the thigh. The cuisse was separated from the greave by the poleyn. Cuisses were originally made of buff leather, which was gradually superseded by plate iron or steel. Cuisses were introduced into England about the middle of the 14th century.
plate of armor worn to protect the thigh
[n] - armor plate that protects the thigh
Cuisse is a term in ballet that means “thighs.”
noun armor plate that protects the thigh
Defence for the thigh in a plate armour.
thigh, leg
a piece of armor or padding for protecting the thigh.