debruised — /di broozdˈ/ (heraldry) adjective Surmounted or partly covered by one of the ordinaries ORIGIN: OFr debruisier, from de apart, and bruiser to break … Useful english dictionary
counter-debruised — counter debruised, a. Her.: see debruised … Useful english dictionary
Ordinary (heraldry) — Shield Field Supporter Supporter Motto (Scotland) Cres … Wikipedia
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Nieczuja coat-of-arms — Nieczuja Battle cry: Cielech, Nieczuja Details Alternative names Cielech, Ostrew, Ostrzew, Ostrzeszew, Nieczyja, Nieczuja Pruska, Pień, Necznia, odmiana Nieczaj … Wikipedia
Kotwica coat of arms — Kotwica Battle cry: Details Alternative names Kotwica i Grono Earliest mention … Wikipedia
John Hoskins (painter) — For the Policy Advisor to Margaret Thatcher, see John Hoskyns, for the poet, see John Hoskins (poet) John Hoskins (d. February, 1664), English miniature painter, the uncle of Samuel Cooper, who received his artistic education in Hoskins s house.… … Wikipedia
Hylton Castle — Infobox Historic building name = Hylton Castle caption = West façade of Hylton Castle, 2008 map type = Tyne and Wear latitude = 54.92253 longitude = 1.44318 location town = Sunderland location country = United Kingdom architect = client = Sir… … Wikipedia
debruise — /deuh broohz , dee /, v.t., debruised, debruising. Heraldry. to overlay (a charge) other than an ordinary with an ordinary. [1250 1300; ME debrusen, debrisen to break down, crush < OF debr(u)isier, equiv to de DE + bruisier to break; see BRUISE]… … Universalium
Abernethy — This famous Scottish clan surname has an uncertain etymology. It would seem that the name is locational from the Monastery of Abernethy in Strathearn, however it is possible that in a sense the origin may be occupational. In ancient times… … Surnames reference
