See Also: armed(dictionary)
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armed(1)(dictionary)
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one-armed bandit(dictionary)

armed (oh)



carrying weapons, especially a gun
-opposite unarmed unarmed
armed police
::The Minister was kidnapped by armed men on his way to the airport.
::The prisoners were kept under armed guard .
armed with
::The suspect is armed with a shotgun.
::She got ten years in prison for armed robbery (=stealing using a gun) .
::The President fears that armed conflict (=a war) is possible.
::There is very little support for an armed struggle (=fighting with weapons) against the government.
::a heavily armed battleship
::Many of the gangs are armed to the teeth (=carrying a lot of weapons) .
having the knowledge, skills, or equipment you need to do something
armed with
::She came to the meeting armed with all the facts and figures to prove us wrong.
::I went out, armed with my binoculars, to see what I could find in the fields.