Definition of nebuly in English:

nebuly

adjective ˈnɛbjʊliˈnebyəlē

Heraldry

Divided or edged with a line formed of deeply interlocking curves.
Example sentencesExamples
- The motto is suggested by the chief nebuly, alluding to power and assistance from above.
- The nebuly fess reflects the wing's interlocking of personnel and mission.
- The nebuly partition line of the chief is intended to represent clouds, whence come the drops of rain blazoned ‘goutty’.
- The blue nebuly chief alludes to the sky and denotes the aviation function of the unit.
- The nebuly partition line is suggestive of clouds and sky.
- The blue in the chief represents the heavens and the parting line nebuly the clouds.
- The background of nebuly indicates the clouds in the sky.
- Certainly on his seal, Robert's shield showed the nebuly line pattern, and in no fewer than seven rows.
- We are returning this for a redraw as the tuns are unidentifiable and the black line denoting the chief is so thick it appears to be a chief nebuly gules fimbriated sable.
- Some of the other most common lines of partition are engrailed, invected, wavy, nebuly, indented, dancetty, embattled, raguly, dovetailed, and potenty.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French nébulé, from medieval Latin nebulatus 'clouded' (the curves being thought of as representing clouds), from Latin nebula 'mist'.

Definition of nebuly in US English:

nebuly

adjectiveˈnebyəlē

Heraldry

Divided or edged with a line formed of deeply interlocking curves.
Example sentencesExamples
- The blue in the chief represents the heavens and the parting line nebuly the clouds.
- The background of nebuly indicates the clouds in the sky.
- The nebuly fess reflects the wing's interlocking of personnel and mission.
- We are returning this for a redraw as the tuns are unidentifiable and the black line denoting the chief is so thick it appears to be a chief nebuly gules fimbriated sable.
- Certainly on his seal, Robert's shield showed the nebuly line pattern, and in no fewer than seven rows.
- The blue nebuly chief alludes to the sky and denotes the aviation function of the unit.
- Some of the other most common lines of partition are engrailed, invected, wavy, nebuly, indented, dancetty, embattled, raguly, dovetailed, and potenty.
- The nebuly partition line is suggestive of clouds and sky.
- The motto is suggested by the chief nebuly, alluding to power and assistance from above.
- The nebuly partition line of the chief is intended to represent clouds, whence come the drops of rain blazoned ‘goutty’.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French nébulé, from medieval Latin nebulatus ‘clouded’ (the curves being thought of as representing clouds), from Latin nebula ‘mist’.

单词	nebuly
释义	Definition of nebuly in English: nebuly adjective ˈnɛbjʊliˈnebyəlē Heraldry Divided or edged with a line formed of deeply interlocking curves. Example sentencesExamples The motto is suggested by the chief nebuly, alluding to power and assistance from above. The nebuly fess reflects the wing's interlocking of personnel and mission. The nebuly partition line of the chief is intended to represent clouds, whence come the drops of rain blazoned ‘goutty’. The blue nebuly chief alludes to the sky and denotes the aviation function of the unit. The nebuly partition line is suggestive of clouds and sky. The blue in the chief represents the heavens and the parting line nebuly the clouds. The background of nebuly indicates the clouds in the sky. Certainly on his seal, Robert's shield showed the nebuly line pattern, and in no fewer than seven rows. We are returning this for a redraw as the tuns are unidentifiable and the black line denoting the chief is so thick it appears to be a chief nebuly gules fimbriated sable. Some of the other most common lines of partition are engrailed, invected, wavy, nebuly, indented, dancetty, embattled, raguly, dovetailed, and potenty. Origin Mid 16th century: from French nébulé, from medieval Latin nebulatus 'clouded' (the curves being thought of as representing clouds), from Latin nebula 'mist'. Definition of nebuly in US English: nebuly adjectiveˈnebyəlē Heraldry Divided or edged with a line formed of deeply interlocking curves. Example sentencesExamples The blue in the chief represents the heavens and the parting line nebuly the clouds. The background of nebuly indicates the clouds in the sky. The nebuly fess reflects the wing's interlocking of personnel and mission. We are returning this for a redraw as the tuns are unidentifiable and the black line denoting the chief is so thick it appears to be a chief nebuly gules fimbriated sable. Certainly on his seal, Robert's shield showed the nebuly line pattern, and in no fewer than seven rows. The blue nebuly chief alludes to the sky and denotes the aviation function of the unit. Some of the other most common lines of partition are engrailed, invected, wavy, nebuly, indented, dancetty, embattled, raguly, dovetailed, and potenty. The nebuly partition line is suggestive of clouds and sky. The motto is suggested by the chief nebuly, alluding to power and assistance from above. The nebuly partition line of the chief is intended to represent clouds, whence come the drops of rain blazoned ‘goutty’. Origin Mid 16th century: from French nébulé, from medieval Latin nebulatus ‘clouded’ (the curves being thought of as representing clouds), from Latin nebula ‘mist’.
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