= unguled, adj.

Heraldry. Of a bird: having legs of a different tincture from the body.

Represented with the hoofs of a different tincture from the animal itself.

spec. in Heraldry used when the beak or bill of the fowl is of a different tincture from the body.

Heraldry. Having a crest of a different tincture from that of the body.

Of a charge: having hair; esp. having the hair of head or mane tinctured differently from the body.

Of a charge, supporter, etc.: represented with a tongue of a specified tincture.

Heraldry. Having legs of a specified tincture.

Feathered; having wing feathers or quills (now only as the second element of compounds: see sense 2). Later also (Heraldry): having feathers of a…

Of animals: Having the hoofs or claws of a different tincture from the body.

Of a cock, etc., borne as a charge: Having the wattles of a specified tincture different from that of the body and head; = wattled, adj.2

= unguled, adj.

Heraldry. = langued, adj. Now rare.

Heraldry. Of a feather: that has a quill of a specified tincture (cf. penned, adj.1 1). Also of a porcupine: having quills of a specified tincture…

Of a bird: Having wattles or a wattle; in Heraldry, having the wattles of a specified tincture distinct from that of the body. Also in parasynthetic…

Of a heraldic animal: having eyes of a different colour from the animal itself (indicating readiness to fight). Cf. incensed, adj.2 3.

Having or adorned with a tuft or tufts. Heraldry. Having the tuft (of the tail) of a specified tincture.

Heraldry. Having the tusks of a specified tincture different from that of the rest of the body.

Heraldry. = crined, adj.2

Error for jelloped jolloped, adj.

Of a bird borne as a charge: Having the legs of a (specified) tincture different from that of the body; legged.

having a tush or tushes; tusked.