harness (n.)
- armature
- armor
- bed
- bellyband
- bit
- break
- bridle
- brolly
- brush
- buckler
- caparison
- checkrein
- cheekpiece
- chute
- cinch
- collar
- cortex
- couple
- crupper
- curb
- curry
- currycomb
- feed
- fetter
- fodder
- furnishings
- gentle
- getup
- girth
- groom
- habergeon
- hackamore
- halter
- hames
- handle
- hauberk
- headgear
- headstall
- hitch
- litter
- livery
- martingale
- milk
- needles
- noseband
- outfit
- pack
- panoply
- parachute
- rig
- saddle
- shell
- shield
- snaffle
- tack
- tackle
- tame
- tend
- tether
- things
- train
- trappings
- trousseau
- tug
- turnout
- umbrella
- vent
- wardrobe
- water
- yoke
harness (v.)
- armor
- bed
- bit
- break
- bridle
- brush
- caparison
- chute
- cinch
- collar
- couple
- curb
- curry
- currycomb
- drench
- feed
- fetter
- fodder
- gentle
- girth
- groom
- halter
- handle
- hitch
- lines
- litter
- manage
- milk
- outfit
- pack
- parachute
- ribbons
- rig
- saddle
- shell
- shield
- snaffle
- tack
- tackle
- tame
- tend
- tether
- train
- tug
- vent
- water
- yoke
Nicanor lay dead in his harness.
Let not him that girdeth on his harness boast himself as he that putteth it off.
Blow, wind! come, wrack!
At least we 'll die with harness on our back.
