Pimbley's Dictionary of Heraldry
Pimbley's Dictionary of Heraldry
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(The same as uncoupled.) Decrement— (dec're-ment) The wane of the moon from full to last quarter. [See DBCBBSCENT.] Decrescent — (de-kres'-sent) Said of the moon when in her decrement. When the crescent is borne with its points toward the sinister side of the shield it is termed decrescent.
Defamed — ^An epithet applied to an ani- mal which has Ios{ its tail.
Degrraded — This word describes a cross CBOSS DE6BADED AND CONJOINED.
that has steps at each end, diminishing as they ascend toward the c...enter.
Cboss degraded and conjoined — A plain cross having degraded steps joined to the sides of the shield.
Delf — One of the abatements; a mark of disgrace, indicating that a challenge has been revoked or one's word broken. The delf is represented by a square-cut sod of earth, turf. etc. [See also abatement.] Delve — (delv) The same as billet.
Demembre — (da-mem'-bray) [French.] The same as dismembered.
Demt — Said of any charge borne half, as a demi-lion. (Also written demy.) Demt-ararter — [See pbrclosb.] Dent — Indented.
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(The same as uncoupled.) Decrement— (dec're-ment) The wane of the moon from full to last quarter. [See DBCBBSCENT.] Decrescent — (de-kres'-sent) Said of the moon when in her decrement. When the crescent is borne with its points toward the sinister side of the shield it is termed decrescent.
Defamed — ^An epithet applied to an ani- mal which has Ios{ its tail.
Degrraded — This word describes a cross CBOSS DE6BADED AND CONJOINED.
that has steps at each end, diminishing as they ascend toward the c...enter.
Cboss degraded and conjoined — A plain cross having degraded steps joined to the sides of the shield.
Delf — One of the abatements; a mark of disgrace, indicating that a challenge has been revoked or one's word broken. The delf is represented by a square-cut sod of earth, turf. etc. [See also abatement.] Delve — (delv) The same as billet.
Demembre — (da-mem'-bray) [French.] The same as dismembered.
Demt — Said of any charge borne half, as a demi-lion. (Also written demy.) Demt-ararter — [See pbrclosb.] Dent — Indented.
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