1. Plural of baldrick: a broad belt or sash worn across the chest, often decorated or ornamental, historically worn by soldiers or as part of formal dress.
Usage: historical; often used in costume or formal contexts

Examples

• The soldiers wore baldricks across their chests as part of their ceremonial uniforms.
• Medieval knights often displayed their rank through ornate baldricks.
• The actor's costume included several decorative baldricks.
• Historical reenactors carefully crafted authentic baldricks for their performances.
• The museum displayed baldricks from different centuries and cultures.