Meanings
- not comparablegovernmentSupported on both sides by other charges.
1 more example
Capadose (Amsterdam, The Hague): Divided, 1, sinople, two small angels proper, affronté in chief, holding together a mantle gules, lined ermine, in point a beehive or, put upon a terrace proper; the beehive accosted by four bees or, and accompanied by two other bees or, brochant upon the terrace underneath the beehive; [...]
1907, Cyrus Adler, Isidore Singer, The Jewish Encyclopedia, page 127 - not comparablegovernmentSide by side.
(Gules, two ash trees accosted or, surmounted by a falcon of the same.)
1925, National Americana Society, Americana Illustrated, page 5501 more example
Barrett, impaling, A chevron between six rams accosted, counter-tripping, two, two, and two (Harman of Rendlesham and […]
1887, Edmund Farrer, The Church Heraldry of Norfolk: pt. I., page 253
- participlepastsimple past and past participle of accost
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