blazon
/ˈbleɪzən/
verb
- To display or announce something in a very noticeable, public, or showy way.
- He blazoned his political opinions all over social media.
- Newspapers blazoned the news of the celebrity wedding on their front pages.
- The company blazoned its new logo across all of its billboards.
- To describe or depict (a coat of arms) in heraldic terms.
- The herald carefully blazoned the family crest for the official record.
- The ancient manuscript blazons the arms of every noble house in the kingdom.
- The knight's shield was blazoned with a golden lion on a red field.
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noun
- A coat of arms or a heraldic emblem.
- The museum displayed a collection of medieval blazons from various European kingdoms.
- Each family had its own blazon, passed down through generations.
- The blazon on the castle gate showed a dragon and a sword.