pometty
/ˈpɒmɪti/Heraldry. Now rare
adjective
Terminating in a knob or knobs, as the arms of a cross.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Bossewell (d. 1580), author. From Middle French pometté from pommette small apple (see pummet; compare Middle French pommette ornamental globe or knob of gold, finial) + -é.
- neoterism
- neoterist
- neotesite
- neothalamic
- neothalamus
- neo-Thomism
- neo-Thomist
- neo-Thomistic
- neotocite
- neotokite
- neo-Tory
- neo-Toryism
- neo-traditional
- neo-traditionalism
- neo-traditionalist
- neotropic
- Neotropical
- neotropics
- neotype
- neovascularisation
- neovascularization
- neo-Victorian
- neo-vitalism
- neo-vitalist
- neo-vitalistic