He would proclaim it far and wide, With trump and solemn heraldry (Samuel Taylor Coleridge).
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
her|ald — «HEHR uhld», noun, verb. –n. 1. (formerly) an officer who carried messages, made announcements, arranged and supervised tourneys and other public ceremonies, and regulated the use of armorial bearings: »The king sent two heralds to the duke. 2. a … Useful english dictionary
her|ald|ist — «HEHR uhl dihst», noun. a person who studies heraldry … Useful english dictionary
her·ald·ry — … Useful english dictionary
un|her|ald|ed — «uhn HEHR uhl dihd», adjective. not heralded; not announced beforehand … Useful english dictionary
un·her·ald·ed — /ˌʌnˈherəldəd/ adj formal 1 : not getting the praise or appreciation that is deserved Our goalie is one of the unheralded players on our team. 2 : happening without any warning an unheralded [=unexpected] visit … Useful english dictionary
ald — fitz·ger·ald; her·ald·ist; her·ald·ry; rib·ald·ly; spring·ald; ALD; ald; em·er·ald; her·ald; rib·ald; … English syllables
her — ad·her·ence; ad·her·en·cy; ad·her·end; co·her·en·cy; co·her·ent; co·her·er; dis·her·it; dis·in·her·i·son; ex·her·e·da·tion; ex·her·i·date; her·a·bol; her·a·cle·an; her·a·cle·um; her·a·cli·te·an·ism; her·ald·ist; her·ald·ry; her·a·path·ite;… … English syllables
herald — her·ald … English syllables
heraldry — her·ald·ry … English syllables
heraldry — her•ald•ry [[t]ˈhɛr əl dri[/t]] n. pl. ries 1) her the study of armorial bearings 2) her the practice of blazoning and granting armorial bearings, tracing and recording genealogies, recording honors, and deciding precedence 3) her a heraldic… … From formal English to slang
