Gorged. Encircled round the throat.
Gouttée, Guttée. Sprinkled over with drops either of gold—gouttée d’or; of silver—d’eau; of blue—de larmes (tears); of red—de sang (blood); or of black—de poix (pitch).
Grand Quarters. The four primary divisions of a Shield, when it is divided quarterly: Nos. [30], [36], [37]. The term “Grand Quarter” may be used to signify a primary quarter or division of a quartered Shield or Coat, and to distinguish such a quarter when it is quartered.
Grieces. Steps.
Guardant. Looking out from the field: Nos. [172], [174], [176], [187].
Guige. A Shield-belt, worn over the right shoulder, and frequently represented in heraldic compositions as if sustaining a Shield of arms: Nos. [48], 49.
Gules. Red: [No. 53].
Gurges, or Gorges. A charge formed of a spiral line of blue on a white field, and supposed to represent a whirlpool: borne (H. 3) by R. de Gorges: No. 256.
