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Chapter 5 - Rules of Heraldry - Charges
Attributes
| Accolle | - | having a crown on its head or a collar around its neck |
| Allumee | - | having red or sparkling eyes |
| Anime | - | being of a different tincture than natural; when animals are breathing fire out their mouths |
| Armed | - | teeth and claws of a different tincture than the body |
| Bitted | - | When a horse's bit is colored different than the body, it is said to be bitted of that tincture |
| Corned | - | horns of a different tincture than the body |
| Crined | - | with hair of a different tincture than natural |
| Crowned | - | wearing a crown (A lion may be crowned ducally, wearing a duke's crown; or crowned royally, wearing a king's crown) |
| Cuppa | - | fur of any color and metal (potent-counter-poteni) |
| Disarmed | - | without claws, teeth, or beak |
| Eared | - | ears of a different tincture than the body |
| Embrued | - | with a bloody mouth |
| Enarmed | - | with horns and hoofs of a different tincture than the body |
| Incensed | - | fire shooting out of the eyes |
| Gorged | - | with a crown or collar about its neck (emblazoned gorged with a crown or gorged with a collar) |
| Homed | - | with horns of a different tincture than the body |
| Inflamed | - | burning |
| Langued | - | having the tongue visible and of a different tincture than the body |
| Marined | - | having the lower body of a fish |
| Marne | - | without a tongue, teeth, or claws |
| Muzzled | - | wearing a muzzle |
| Reflected | - | a chain or line from the collar thrown over the back (also reflexed) |
| Transfixed | - | pierced by an arrow (also transpierced) |
| Tusked | - | tusks of a different tincture than the body |
| Unglued | - | hooves of a different tincture than the body |
| Vulned | - | wounded |
| Vulning | - | the act of wounding |
Attributes of Birds
| Aquilate | - | to adorn with eagles' heads |
| Aspectant | - | two birds facing one another |
| Armed | - | claws of a different tincture than the body |
| Beaked | - | when the beak is a different color than the body (also called beque) |
| Belled | - | when a hawk or falcon has bells allached to its legs |
| Bicapitated | - | having two heads |
| Decked | - | when the edge of the feathers are a different tincture than the body |
| Disarmed | - | without claws, and beak |
| Dismembered | - | not having legs or feet |
| Enalurion | - | eight birds serving as a bordure |
| Hooded | - | a bird of prey with a hood on |
| Inflamed | - | burning |
| Langued | - | having the tongue visible and of a different tincture than the body |
| legged | - | legs of a different tincture than the body (also membered) |
| Pride | - | displaying the tail in a circular shape |
| Vulned | - | wounded |
| Vulning | - | the act of wounding |
| Winged | - | wings a different tincture than the body |
Attributes of Flora
| Averdant | - | covered with green herbage |
| Bladed | - | when the staik of a grain is tincured differently than the ear |
| Blasted | - | a leafless tree |
| Blighted | - | a leafless tree |
| Enveloped | - | referring to an object vegetation has entwined |
| Eradicated | - | an uprooted tree |
| Fructed | - | bearing fruit |
| Hurst | - | a small group of trees |
| Jessant | - | springing or shooting up |
| Mooted | - | uprooted |
| Slashed | - | tom from the stalk or trunk |
