- In heraldry, a fess or
fesse (from
Middle English fesse, Old
French faisse, and
Latin fascia, "band") is a
charge on a coat of arms (or flag) that takes...
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sometimes also
referred to as the sea coconut, love nut,
double coconut, coco
fesse, or Seyc****es nut.
While the
functional characteristics of
Lodoicea are...
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novel Pantagruel, he
wrote "femme
folle à la
messe et
femme molle à la
fesse" ("insane
woman at M****,
woman with
flabby buttocks").
Spoonerisms are named...
- erant. 34. From the
fesses of
Aquitaine Clement V (1305–1314)
Raymond Bertrand de Got An
Aquitanian by birth,
whose arms were
fesses.
Clement V was Bishop...
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point suspended from the
dexter arm of the Good
Shepherd and the
dexter fesse point to the base, five
fishes Sable entangled in the net.
Issuing out of...
- and the
eagle are from the arms of
Northern Rhodesia;
while the
dovetail fesse (which
links the
component parts of the shield),
bearing the lion p****ant...
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doubled Ermine, for the Crest, On a
Wreath Argent and Gules, Upon a Log
fesse wise a
Crocodile Proper: And for the Supporters, On the
dexter side a West...
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shield parted by a
narrow fesse, gules; in the chief, on azure,
there is a
black aquila with
golden beak
coming out of the
fesse,
accompanied by a golden...
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dated to 1466 with
Habsburg motto F.I. A.E.I.O.U. Left part is
Habsburg fesse coat of arms and
right part is
Counts of
Celje coat of arms,
united under...
- the branch:
there was
another younger branch at Totnes. Arms: —
Party per
fesse, A. and S., in chief, a
greyhound current; in base, an owl
within a border...
