argent

Converse of object

charge: BADGE: A Roundel barry dancetty of six Gules and Or a Pale wavy Argent charged with two Pallets wavy Azure.

Adjective modifier

• passant: Argent a fesse sable with a lion passant argent thereon.
• wavy: SUPPORTERS: On either side a Stag Gules attired and unguled Or gorged with a Collar wavy Argent thereon a Bar wavy Azure.
• rampant: CREST: On a Wreath of the Colors a Horse rampant Argent gorged with a Mural Crown Gules.
• pale: Per pale argent and sable, two bars per pale gules and of the first, in chief three pierced cinquefoils ermine.
• chief: The arms of the heiress daughter bore a chief argent.
• gules: Checky or and azure with a fesse gules fretty argent.

Modifies a noun

• sink: Stainless Steel Sink The Argent stainless steel sink comes complete with a space saving removable drainer.
• executive: Argent chief executive, Roger Madelin says he has already received 20 approaches from potential backers all over the world.

Used with adjective complement

• erase: The arms of Bishop Joseph Hall 1627 - 1641 Sable, three Talbots ' heads erased argent.
• double: CREST: Out of a Mural Crown Or a Lion's Head Azure maned Gold collared Ermine, Mantled Gules doubled Argent.
• erect: And it all adds together to produce: Argent, on a chevron between three swords erect Gules, three quills erect Argent.
• bend: David Middleton of Chester Arms: Gules, on a bend Argent three lions rampant Sable.
• impale: They depict the See of Oxford impaling argent an eagle sable charged with a mullet argent.

Noun used with modifier

• fess: WASHINGTON ARMS Gules on a fess argent; three mullets pierced of the field.
• chevron: The fifth shield is that of Sir Thomas de Berkeley in the early 14th century, Gules semé of roses and a chevron Argent.
• saltire: The arms of the Scottish nation are Azure a saltire Argent.
• head: Crest: Out of a mural crown Gules a bear's head Argent.
• fesse: Sable a fesse argent cut off at the ends.
• wreath: Crest: on a wreath argent and or, a wolf's head erased sable holding a rose leafed and slipped proper.