TURRETED. A wall or castle having small turrets. In the annexed example the square tower has circular turrets at the angles, and is therefore said to be turreted.
TUSKED. Any animal having tusks of a different tincture from its body is said to he tusked.
Ex. Argent, a boar's head, erased proper, tusked gules.
UNDY. A term used to express the word wavy by Gwillim and other ancient armorists.
Ex. Argent, a bend undy, gules.
VAIR. A kind of fur formerly used for the lining the garments of knights. It is represented in engraving by the figures of small bells ranged in lines, as in the annexed example. Unless the colour of the fur is named, vair is always argent and azure. The bend, the cross and saltier, are sometimes formed of this fur.