Definition of gobony in English:

gobony

adjective ɡɒˈbəʊniɡəˈbōnē

Heraldry

another term for compony
Example sentencesExamples
- Around this central design is a border of alternating silver and green pieces (the formidable ‘bordure gobony,’ which is explained as ‘fourteen gobbits gyronwise’).
- After his legitimation in 1397 he changed his bearings to the royal arms of France and England within a border gobony of silver and azure.
- Whether Sir Malcolm Wallace and his son bore their arms with a bordure compony (or gobony), as here, or with a bordure counter-compony as shown elsewhere on these pages, is uncertain.

Origin

Late Middle English: from obsolete gobbon 'piece, gobbet' + -y³.

Definition of gobony in US English:

gobony

adjectiveɡəˈbōnē

Heraldry

another term for compony
Example sentencesExamples
- After his legitimation in 1397 he changed his bearings to the royal arms of France and England within a border gobony of silver and azure.
- Whether Sir Malcolm Wallace and his son bore their arms with a bordure compony (or gobony), as here, or with a bordure counter-compony as shown elsewhere on these pages, is uncertain.
- Around this central design is a border of alternating silver and green pieces (the formidable ‘bordure gobony,’ which is explained as ‘fourteen gobbits gyronwise’).

Origin

Late Middle English: from obsolete gobbon ‘piece, gobbet’ + -y.

单词	gobony
释义	Definition of gobony in English: gobony adjective ɡɒˈbəʊniɡəˈbōnē Heraldry another term for compony Example sentencesExamples Around this central design is a border of alternating silver and green pieces (the formidable ‘bordure gobony,’ which is explained as ‘fourteen gobbits gyronwise’). After his legitimation in 1397 he changed his bearings to the royal arms of France and England within a border gobony of silver and azure. Whether Sir Malcolm Wallace and his son bore their arms with a bordure compony (or gobony), as here, or with a bordure counter-compony as shown elsewhere on these pages, is uncertain. Origin Late Middle English: from obsolete gobbon 'piece, gobbet' + -y³. Definition of gobony in US English: gobony adjectiveɡəˈbōnē Heraldry another term for compony Example sentencesExamples After his legitimation in 1397 he changed his bearings to the royal arms of France and England within a border gobony of silver and azure. Whether Sir Malcolm Wallace and his son bore their arms with a bordure compony (or gobony), as here, or with a bordure counter-compony as shown elsewhere on these pages, is uncertain. Around this central design is a border of alternating silver and green pieces (the formidable ‘bordure gobony,’ which is explained as ‘fourteen gobbits gyronwise’). Origin Late Middle English: from obsolete gobbon ‘piece, gobbet’ + -y.
随便看	well-shod well-shooted well-showered well shrimp Wellsian well-sifted well-sighted well-sinker well-sinking well-sited well-sitting well-situated well situated for well-sized well-skilled well smack well-smelling well-soled well-sorted well-sounding well-spaced well-speaking well spent well-spent well-spiced