Definition of canting arms in English:

canting arms

plural noun

Heraldry

Arms containing an allusion to the name of the bearer.
〔纹章〕有持有者姓氏暗记图案的盾形纹章
Example sentencesExamples
- Both of these patents of arms may be termed canting arms which means that they contain a pun on the surname.
- In England, smooth-feathered corbies are found in depictions of the canting arms of Corbet throughout our period.
- The arms of the Archdiocese of Hartford are called canting arms or armes parlantes, which speak or proclaim the name of the bearer.
- The black roundle in the center of the shield with the three stones or rocks affords canting arms for Rockville Centre.
- The heron is drawn with a long tuft on its head; it is found in the canting arms of Heron, c.1255.

Origin

Early 17th century: canting from cant¹, in the obsolete sense 'speak, say (in a particular way)'.

Definition of canting arms in US English:

canting arms

plural noun

Heraldry

Arms containing an allusion to the name of the bearer.
〔纹章〕有持有者姓氏暗记图案的盾形纹章
Example sentencesExamples
- In England, smooth-feathered corbies are found in depictions of the canting arms of Corbet throughout our period.
- The heron is drawn with a long tuft on its head; it is found in the canting arms of Heron, c.1255.
- The arms of the Archdiocese of Hartford are called canting arms or armes parlantes, which speak or proclaim the name of the bearer.
- Both of these patents of arms may be termed canting arms which means that they contain a pun on the surname.
- The black roundle in the center of the shield with the three stones or rocks affords canting arms for Rockville Centre.

Origin

Early 17th century: canting from cant, in the obsolete sense ‘speak, say (in a particular way)’.

单词	canting arms
释义	Definition of canting arms in English: canting arms plural noun Heraldry Arms containing an allusion to the name of the bearer. 〔纹章〕有持有者姓氏暗记图案的盾形纹章 Example sentencesExamples Both of these patents of arms may be termed canting arms which means that they contain a pun on the surname. In England, smooth-feathered corbies are found in depictions of the canting arms of Corbet throughout our period. The arms of the Archdiocese of Hartford are called canting arms or armes parlantes, which speak or proclaim the name of the bearer. The black roundle in the center of the shield with the three stones or rocks affords canting arms for Rockville Centre. The heron is drawn with a long tuft on its head; it is found in the canting arms of Heron, c.1255. Origin Early 17th century: canting from cant¹, in the obsolete sense 'speak, say (in a particular way)'. Definition of canting arms in US English: canting arms plural noun Heraldry Arms containing an allusion to the name of the bearer. 〔纹章〕有持有者姓氏暗记图案的盾形纹章 Example sentencesExamples In England, smooth-feathered corbies are found in depictions of the canting arms of Corbet throughout our period. The heron is drawn with a long tuft on its head; it is found in the canting arms of Heron, c.1255. The arms of the Archdiocese of Hartford are called canting arms or armes parlantes, which speak or proclaim the name of the bearer. Both of these patents of arms may be termed canting arms which means that they contain a pun on the surname. The black roundle in the center of the shield with the three stones or rocks affords canting arms for Rockville Centre. Origin Early 17th century: canting from cant, in the obsolete sense ‘speak, say (in a particular way)’.
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