Her. Lying down, but with the head raised; couchant. …

Her. Having an edge or border consisting of tapering points; engrailed. …

Her. A manner of dividing a shield into two parts, such that a triangular portion is in one color and the remainder of the field in a different color. [Apparently equiv. to party per chevron in MnE……

Her. Athwart. …

The European ermine Mustela erminea. …

(a) Made of ermine fur; (b) her. having the fur ermine, consisting of white with black spots. …

Her. Having the fur ermines, consisting of black with white spots (instead of black on white); -- also as noun. …

Her. Having ermine spots (in quot., white spots on black). …

Of persons, animals (specif., the fox, lapwing), etc.: given to the practice of deception; deceitful, full of guile; also, guilty of breach of trust, faithless, disloyal, perfidious, treacherous; fals……

(a) Relatively flat open country; a plain; feld and wode(s; feld place, a plain; (b) feld hath eie(n (sight), wode hath ere(s; (c) feld of Damask, feld Damascene, the plain on which Adam was said to……

Her. A charge made to resemble the ironwork at the center of a millstone [i.e. two semicircular pieces, placed convex to convex, bound together by two parallel bands so as to leave a square opening at……

Her. A single broad horizontal stripe across the middle of the field, a fesse; also, one of two or three horizontal stripes, a bar. …

Her. A type of subordinary: a more or less lentiform space at either side of a shield of arms (bounded by the outer rim and by a segment of a circle intersecting the rim); a flanch, a flasque. …

(a) Of a blossom: to open; of a plant: to bloom, blossom; of a field, etc.: to become full of flowers; (b) of wine: transl. L flavescit, to turn golden. …

Her. Ornamented with fleurs-de-lis, flory, fleury. …

Her. Divided, forked. …

Her. Shaped, moulded; cros forme, a cross whose arms are thick at the extremities and tapering inward to the point of juncture. …

(a) An ornament, a decorative device, an ornamental design or border; (b) an ornamental netlike covering for the hair; a headband or diadem. …

(a) To adorn or decorate (something), to ornament (with an inlay of gold or precious stones), to interweave (a garment with gold thread, etc.); (b) fretted ful (all) of, thickly set with (gems, etc.)……

Her. A bearing in the form of an elongated lozenge, a fusil. …