trippantadj.
/ˈtrɪpənt/ Heraldry.
= tripping adj. 3.
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society > communication > indication > insignia > heraldic devices collective > heraldic representations of creatures > [adjective] > specific movements of heraldic beasts > of buck, stag, or hind
tripping1562
counter-tripping1610
trippant1658
counter-trippant1830
1658 Acct. in J. Prestwich Respublica (1787) 192 A bucke trippant Gules, attired Or.
c1828 W. Berry Encycl. Her. I. Gloss. Trippant, or Tripping, a term used to express a buck, antelope, hart, hind, &c. when represented with the right foot lifted up, and the other three feet, as it were, upon the ground, as if trotting.
1898 Tit-bits 25 June 512/2 Crest, a stag trippant; arms, a chevron between three roundles.
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adj.1658- to pack up
- to pack up one's alls
- to pack up one's awls
- to pack up one's bags
- to pack up one's ends and awls
- to pack up one's pipes
- to pad it
- to pad the hoof
- to pad the road
- to pad up
- to pad upon the hoof
- to paddle one's own canoe
- to paddle out
- to page it
- to paint a esp oneself into a corner
- to paint a person into a corner
- to paint by number
- to paint by numbers
- to paint forth
- to paint in broad strokes
- to paint in fresco
- to paint in miniature
- to paint into a corner
- to paint out
- to paint over