caboshed造句

• The municipality s heraldic language be described thus : Vert in base a mount of three upon which a stag s head caboshed, between his attires a Latin cross, all argent.
• The municipality s heraldic language be described thus : Per bend sinister chequy of gules and argent and argent issuant from base a mound of three, above which a wolf s head caboshed, both azure.
• The municipality s heraldic language be described thus : A fess wavy argent between gules a cross of the first and vert a stag s head caboshed ensigned with a Latin cross between the attires of the first.
• The municipality s heraldic language be described thus : Argent in base a mount vert surmounted by a house of the field, above the mount a stag s head caboshed sable, between his attires a Latin cross gules.
• The arms were : " Argent, on a chevron Vert . a pair of compasses expanded Argent, in base a spade erect Sable, on a chief embattled Sable a merino ram's head caboshed Or ".
• The arms, designed by Schalk Pienaar, were : " Azure, a chevron between two wheatsheaves in chief Or, and in base a Merino ram's head caboshed proper; on a chief Or three Bredasdorp lilies proper ".
• The arms, designed by Cornelis Pama, were : " Or, a fess wavy Azure charged with a bar wavy Argent between in chief an elephant's head caboshed the trunk surmounting the fess proper and in base a trefoil Vert; a bordure embattled Ermine ."
• The municipality s heraldic language be described thus : Sable issuant from base an abbot s staff bendwise argent, in chief sinister three ears of wheat Or, in base dexter a stag s head caboshed with attires, the sinister surmounting the abbot s staff, and ensigned with a cross Latin of the last.
• On his stallplate as a Knight of the Garter his coat of arms is ensigned by a royal crown and shows the six crests of the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha; these are from left to right : 1 . " A bull's head caboshed Gules armed and ringed Argent, crowned Or, the rim chequy Gules and Argent " for Berg.
• "Supporters : On either side a lion sable gorged with a wreath argent and sable each supporting a staff Or flying therefrom a banner that on the dexter vair Or and gules that on the sinister argent on a bend azure three stags'heads caboshed Or; Badge or Device : Upon an oval gules encompassed by a garland of six roses also gules barbed seeded and leaved proper an arrow point upwards enfiled by a crown palisado Or ."
• "Gules on a fesse wavy between in chief a lion passant guardant argent and in base a Herefordshire bull's head caboshed proper, a bar wavy Crest on a wreath of the colours a demi lion rampant gules holding in the sinister claw a fleece or; and for Supporters, on the dexter side a lion guardant or gorged with a wreath of hops fructed proper and on the sinister a talbot argent gorged with a collar or charged with three apples proper ."
• In other words, heads may appear "'cabossed "'( also "'caboshed "'or "'caboched "') : with the head cleanly separated from the neck so that only the face shows; "'couped "': with the neck cleanly separated from the body so that the whole head and neck are present; or "'erased "': with the neck showing a ragged edge as if forcibly torn from the body.
• The arms, which were designed by Ivan Mitford-Barberton, are : " Quarterly, I Or a white horse's head couped at the neck proper; II Azure a fern frond in bend sinister Argent; III Azure a yellowwood tree Or; IV Or an elephant's head caboshed proper " ( in layman's terms : the shield is quartered, 1 a white horse's head on a gold background, 2 a silver fern frond on a blue background, 3 a yellowwood tree on a blue background and 4 an elephant's head on a gold background ).