Plural form of cuish; multiple pieces of leg armor protecting the thighs, typically made of metal plates or reinforced leather.
Standard English plural of cuish, formed by adding -es to words ending in -sh, following standard English pluralization rules.
Medieval armor makers had to craft cuishes as matching pairs, but inventories sometimes show odd numbers—revealing real medieval battles where armor got damaged and wasn't fully replaced!
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