Wattled. Having a comb and gills, as a cock.
Wavy, Undée. [No. 38, C].
Wheat-sheaf. See Garb.
Wheel, Catherine Wheel. Has curved spikes projecting from its rim: No. 314: from a shield upon a boss, about A.D. 1400, in the south choir-aisle of the church of Great Yarmouth.
Wreath, Crest-Wreath. See Crest-Wreath, and [No. 233]; also [Chapter XIV.]
Wreathed. Adorned with a wreath, chaplet, or garland; or twisted into the form of a wreath, &c.
Wyvern, Wivern. A fabulous creature, being a species of dragon with two legs: No. 315.
[CHAPTER XI]
MARSHALLING
Aggroupment— Combination— Quartering— Dimidiation— Impalement— Escutcheon of Pretence— Marshalling the Arms of Widowers, Widows, and others; Official Arms; and, the Accessories of Shields.