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Definition of herald
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of herald is as below...
Herald
(v. t.) To
introduce,
or give
tidings
of, as by a
herald;
to
proclaim;
to
announce;
to
foretell;
to usher in..
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Armorial
::
Armorial
(a.)
Belonging
to
armor,
or to the
heraldic
arms or
escutcheon
of a
family..
Nebuly
::
Nebuly
(a.)
Composed
of
successive
short
curves
supposed
to
resemble
a
cloud;
-- said of a
heraldic
line by which an
ordinary
or
subordinary
may be
bounded.
Tabard
::
Tabard
(n.) A sort of tunic or
mantle
formerly
worn for
protection
from the
weather.
When worn over the armor it was
commonly
emblazoned
with the arms of the
wearer,
and from this the name was given to the
garment
adopted
for
heralds..
Subordinate
::
Subordinary
(n.) One of
several
heraldic
bearings
somewhat
less
common
than an
ordinary.
See
Ordinary.
Trick
::
Trick (v. t.) To draw in
outline,
as with a pen; to
delineate
or
distinguish
without
color,
as arms, etc., in
heraldry..
Bode
::
Bode (v. t.) A
messenger;
a
herald.
Gest
::
Gest (n.) A roll
recting
the
several
stages
arranged
for a royal
progress.
Many of them are
extant
in the
herald's
office.
Heralding
::
Heralding
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Heral.
Griffon
::
Griffon
(n.) A
representation
of this
creature
as an
heraldic
charge.
Herald
::
Herald
(n.) In the
Middle
Ages, the
officer
charged
with the above
duties,
and also with the care of
genealogies,
of the
rights
and
privileges
of noble
families,
and
especially
of
armorial
bearings.
In
modern
times,
some
vestiges
of this
office
remain,
especially
in
England.
See
Heralds'
College
(below),
and
King-at-Arms..
Caduceus
::
Caduceus
(n.) The
official
staff or wand of
Hermes
or
Mercury,
the
messenger
of the gods. It was
originally
said to be a
herald's
staff of olive wood, but was
afterwards
fabled
to have two
serpents
coiled
about it, and two wings at the top..
Prophesy
::
Prophesy
(v. t.) To
foreshow;
to
herald;
to
prefigure.
Emblazon
::
Emblazon
(v. t.) To
depict
or
represent;
-- said of
heraldic
bearings.
See
Blazon.
Unicorn
::
Unicorn
(n.) A
fabulous
animal
with one horn; the
monoceros;
-- often
represented
in
heraldry
as a
supporter.
Device
::
Device
(n.)
Improperly,
an
heraldic
bearing..
Blazon
::
Blazon
(v. t.) To
describe
in
proper
terms (the
figures
of
heraldic
devices);
also, to
delineate
(armorial
bearings);
to
emblazon..
Snow
::
Snow (n.) Fig.:
Something
white like snow, as the white color
(argent)
in
heraldry;
something
which falls in, or as in,
flakes..
Herald
::
Herald
(n.) An
officer
whose
business
was to
denounce
or
proclaim
war, to
challenge
to
battle,
to
proclaim
peace,
and to bear
messages
from the
commander
of an army. He was
invested
with a
sacred
and
inviolable
character..
Pursuivant
::
Pursuivant
(n.) A
functionary
of lower rank than a
herald,
but
discharging
similar
duties;
--
called
also
pursuivant
at arms; an
attendant
of the
heralds.
Also used
figuratively..
Armorist
::
Armorist
(n.) One
skilled
in coat armor or
heraldry.
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