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| | Á'bouche | Variants: Á'bouche, Á bouche | A shield was said to be á bouche when it had a notch cut out, for the lance to pass through, in the dexter chief of the shield.
Derived from the French bouche (mouth), so with a mouth for the lance. | | Elvin Plate Reference: p. 31 n. 26 |  |
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