cheekpiece
- noun
- /ˈtʃikˌpis/
- The cheekpiece of the riding helmet was designed to be both comfortable and secure.
Examples
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Modern fencing masks often include a padded cheekpiece for extra protection.
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The knight adjusted the cheekpiece on his helmet for a better fit.
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The knight adjusted his cheekpiece before the battle.
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She wore a helmet with a sturdy cheekpiece.
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The knight adjusted the cheekpiece on his helmet for a better fit.
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Modern fencing masks often include a padded cheekpiece for extra protection.
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The cheekpiece of the riding helmet was designed to be both comfortable and secure.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cheekpiece combines cheek and piece and means the 'piece' that supports or protects the cheek. On a helmet or hat it is the part that sits by the face to give support or protection, which is why the name describes its job.