tierced
/tɪəst
/(also tiercé /ˈtjəːseɪ/)
adjective Heraldry
Divided into three equal parts of different tinctures.They are an example of the rare form of tierced arms, that is three coats of arms set side by side.
Origin
Early 18th century: originally as tiercé 'divided into three parts', French past participle of tiercer.
- every man has his price
- every man jack
- every nook and corner
- every nook and cranny
- every now and again (or now and then)
- every one
- everyone
- every other (or every second)
- ever yours
- every penny
- everyplace
- every second
- every so often
- everything
- everything but the kitchen sink
- everything in the garden is rosy
- every time
- every trick in the book
- everywhere
- everywhere else
- every whichaway
- every which way
- every whit
- Everywoman
- eve-teaser