blazon

Object

• arm: The task of blazoning these arms of John Stewart, Lord of Lorne ( 1448 ), can confuse even the experts.
• name: And teachers can find their names blazoned across the newspapers, their careers shattered - and all on the basis of a false accusation.
• idea: Yet ordinary suicide would blazon the very idea he dreaded.

Converse of object

• follow: It is strange that the Thomson arms of the second and third quarters do not follow the blazon.
• give: All blazons given in this book are referenced to the Lyon Register.

Adjective modifier

• heraldic: The Knights Shield displayed an heraldic blazon which identified the Knight.

Modifying Another Word

• abroad: There he was, his photograph blazoned abroad, in all our newspapers.

Preposition: across

• newspaper: And teachers can find their names blazoned across the newspapers, their careers shattered - and all on the basis of a false accusation.

Preposition: of

• arm: See the College website for an illustration and blazon of the arms.
• coat: See the College website for an illustration and blazon of this coat of arms.