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be  placed  upon  another  metal  but
                                                               only  upon  a  fur  or  tincture.
                                                               Millrind - Sometimes  called  fer-de-
                                                               moline. The iron fixed to the centre
                                                               of  a mil1 stone on which ir  rotates.
                                    Wall  embattled,  masoned
                                                               Mirror  - A  small  circular  or  oval
                                                               looking-glas  with  a  handle,  which
                              Mahiculaiion  of  Am - In  Scor-
                                                                is  always  carried  by  a  merrnaid.
                              land  the right to bear arms does not
                              extend  to  younger  sons  until  the
                                                               Mitre - One of the principal insignia
                              arms  have  been  matricuIated  with
                                                               of  the  episcopal office.  It  occasion-
                              such  marks  of  cadency  as the Lord
                                                               ally  takes  the  form of  a  charge  on
                              Lyon  may  determine.  The bearings
                                                               the  shield  but  is  more  generally
                              thus  differenced  again  descend  to
                                                               found surmounting the shield instead
                              the  heir  male  whose  younger
                                                                of  the helm  torse  and crest  as used
                              brothers  rnust  again  matriculate
                                                                by non-ecclesiastical armigers.
                              to  receive  further  differences.
                                                               Moldiwarp - A  mole.
                              Maanch  - An  ancient  sleeve worn
                              by  a  lady.
                                                                Mole - GeneralIy blazoned as moldi-
                                                                warD.
                                                                Molet,  Muliet  - Generally  repre-
                                                                sents  the  rowel  of  a  spur.  It  has
                                                                five  points  unless  the  blazon  states
                                                                otherwise  and  is  frequently  pierced
                                                                When  associated  with  a  crescent  it
                                                                represents  a  star.
                                                                Moline  Cross  - May  refer  to  thc
                                                                millrind  but is generally emblazoned
                                                                as  a  cooped  cross  with  the  end  of
                              Malmine  - A  mermaid  with  two
                                                                each am splayed  out to two points.
                              heads.
                              Membered  - Refers  to  the  legs  of   Iaws  of  Heraldry  a  metal  rnay  not
                              birds  when  of  a  different  tincture
                              from  the  body.
                              Mennaid  and Mema - Classified
                              as  monsters  (q.v.).
                              Merton  - The  raised  portion  be-
                               tween  two  embrasures  in  an  em-
                               ba trled  waI1.
                              Metals  - Two  of  the  colours  used
                               in Heraldry are described as metals,
                               namely  gold  and  silver.  Under  the        Molet
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