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Definition of tincture
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Tincture
(n.) One of the
metals,
colors,
or furs used in
armory..
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Compone
::
Compone
(a.)
Divided
into
squares
of
alternate
tinctures
in a
single
row; -- said of any
bearing;
or, in the case of a
bearing
having
curved
lines,
divided
into
patches
of
alternate
colors
following
the
curve.
If there are two rows it is
called
counter-compony..
Tinge
::
Tinge (n.) A
degree,
usually
a
slight
degree,
of some
color,
taste,
or
something
foreign,
infused
into
another
substance
or
mixture,
or added to it;
tincture;
color;
dye; hue;
shade;
taste..
Aconite
::
Aconite
(n.) An
extract
or
tincture
obtained
from
Aconitum
napellus,
used as a
poison
and
medicinally..
Imbuement
::
Imbuement
(n.) The act of
imbuing;
the state of being
imbued;
hence,
a deep
tincture..
Counterchanged
::
Counterchanged
(a.)
Having
the
tinctures
exchanged
mutually;
thus, if the field is
divided
palewise,
or and
azure,
and cross is borne
counterchanged,
that part of the cross which comes on the azure side will be or, and that on the or side will be
azure..
Voided
::
Voided
(a.)
Having
the inner part cut away, or left
vacant,
a
narrow
border
being left at the
sides,
the
tincture
of the field being seen in the
vacant
space;
-- said of a
charge..
Unguled
::
Unguled
(a.)
Hoofed,
or
bearing
hoofs;
-- used only when these are of a
tincture
different
from the
body..
Shafted
::
Shafted
(a.)
Having
a
shaft;
--
applied
to a spear when the head and the shaft are of
different
tinctures.
Medicate
::
Medicate
(v. t.) To
tincture
or
impregnate
with
anything
medicinal;
to drug.
Plate
::
Plate (n.) A
roundel
of
silver
or
tinctured
argent.
Acidulous
::
Acidulous
(a.)
Slightly
sour;
sub-acid;
sourish;
as, an
acidulous
tincture..
Tincture
::
Tincture
(n.) A
slight
quality
added to
anything;
a
tinge;
as, a
tincture
of
French
manners..
Stainer
::
Stain (n.) A
tincture;
a
tinge.
Strong
::
Strong
(superl.)
Having
virtues
of great
efficacy;
or,
having
a
particular
quality
in a great
degree;
as, a
strong
powder
or
tincture;
a
strong
decoction;
strong
tea or
coffee..
Crined
::
Crined
(a.)
Having
the hair of a
different
tincture
from the rest of the body; as, a
charge
crined
of a red
tincture..
Tincture
::
Tincture
(v. t.) To
communicate
a
slight
foreign
color to; to
tinge;
to
impregnate
with some
extraneous
matter.
Wreath
::
Wreath
(n.) An
appendage
to the
shield,
placed
above it, and
supporting
the crest (see
Illust.
of
Crest).
It
generally
represents
a twist of two cords of silk, one
tinctured
like the
principal
metal,
the other like the
principal
color in the
arms..
Viroled
::
Viroled
(a.)
Furnished
with a
virole
or
viroles;
-- said of a horn or a bugle when the rings are of
different
tincture
from the rest of the horn.
Tincture
::
Tincture
(n.) The finer and more
volatile
parts of a
substance,
separated
by a
solvent;
an
extract
of a part of the
substance
of a body
communicated
to the
solvent..
Tincture
::
Tincture
(n.) A
solution
(commonly
colored)
of
medicinal
substance
in
alcohol,
usually
more or less
diluted;
spirit
containing
medicinal
substances
in
solution..
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