No. 241.— Shield of Byron.
Ensigned. Adorned; having some ensign of honour placed above—as a coronet above a shield.
Entire. Said of a charge when it is necessary to express that it extends to the border lines of a shield, coat, or banner; also of a shield, coat, or banner of arms, when borne without any difference or mark of cadency.
Entoire, Entoyre. A bordure charged with a series of inanimate figures or devices, as crosslets, roundles, &c.; to a similar bordure of living figures the term Enaluron is applied. These are not terms ordinarily in use.
Enveloped, Environed. Surrounded.
Equipped. Fully armed, caparisoned, or provided.
Eradicated. Torn up by the roots.
Erased. Torn off with a ragged edge; the contrary to Couped.
Ermine, Ermines, Erminois. Nos. [57]-[60] and [57A]. The animal, the ermine, sometimes appears in blazon, and an ermine spot is borne as a charge.