debruise
transitive verb
de·bruise
də̇ˈbrüz,
dēˈ-
1
of a heraldic ordinary : to cross or partly cover (a coat of arms or charge) as if laid over
2
of a person : to assume or use a heraldic ordinary that crosses or partly covers (a coat of arms or a charge)
Word History
Etymology
Middle English debrusen to break to pieces, from Old French debruisier, from de- + bruisier to break
- hit it on the nose
- hit list
- hit man
- hit men
- hit off
- hit on
- hit on or upon
- hit one's stride
- hit out
- hit out at
- hit parade
- hit pay dirt
- hit record
- hit rock bottom
- hit someone for six
- hit the airwaves
- hit the big five-oh
- hit the big four-oh
- hit the books
- hit the bottle
- hit the buffers
- hit the bull's-eye
- hit the ceiling
- hit the deck
- hit the dirt