Fructed. Bearing fruit or seeds.
Furs. See p. 41: Nos. [57]-[65].
Fusil. An elongated Lozenge: No. [20A], p. 70. Fusillée, or Fusilly. A field entirely composed of Fusils, all lying in the same plane.
Fylfot. A peculiar cruciform figure, supposed to have a mystic signification, found in military and ecclesiastical decorations in England, and on Eastern coins, &c.: Nos. 254, 255; the latter example is from the monument of Bishop Bronscombe, in Exeter Cathedral.
Gad, Gadlyng. A spike, knob, or other figure, projecting from the knuckles of gauntlets.
Galley. An ancient ship. (See Lymphad.)
Garb. A sheaf of wheat; if of any other grain, this to be specified.
Garnished. Adorned in a becoming manner.
Garter, Order of the. See [Chapter XIX.]