Noun:

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cheveron's Usage Examples:

the arms of Berkeley and Newburgh Earl of Warwick (without the ermine cheveron).

The arms were: Argent, on a cheveron between three wolves" heads erased sable three lilies argent, on a chief.

above inscription, below a shield-of-arms, a cheveron between three martlets with an escutcheon on the cheveron charged with a mill-rind cross between four.

Hussingtree, in Worcestershire, these arms are quarterly: Argent, on a cheveron engrailed, sable, between three buckles, azure, as many martlets, or.

Argent crusilly fitchy sable a cheveron ermine between three mill-rinds sable and a chief ermine.

A chevron (also spelled cheveron, especially in older documents) is a V-shaped mark, often inverted.

His arms were: Argent a cheveron between three crosslets fitchy sable.

Sable a cheveron engrailed between three arrows argent.

"Arms: Azure, 3 sinister gauntlets argent (Milman), impaling sable, a cheveron between 3 boys" heads with adders about their necks (Vaughan).

covered by a series of small plates on the head and rod-shaped scales in a cheveron-like pattern on the trunk.

Arms of Colles: Gules, a cheveron argent barry of nine pelletée and gules between three lion"s heads erased.