coronet

• His figure will look well enough in shirt and trousers, and the coronet is an excellent prop. —  Watson's Choice - Gladys Mitchell - Bradley 28 - 1955
• If the discharge of pus from the coronet is the first evidence of the disease, the offending nail must be found and removed, the horn pared out, and a weak solution of carbolic acid or compound cresol injected at the coronet until the fistulous tract has healed CONTRACTED HEELS, OR HOOFBOUND Contracted heels, or hoofbound, is a common disease among horses kept on hard floor in dry stables, and in such as are subject to much saddle work. —  Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
• In either case she is “Right Honourable”; is styled “My Lady,” and her coronet is the same as that of a Baron Illustration: No. —  The Handbook to English Heraldry
• Countess_, the wife of an Earl: she is “Right Honourable,” and styled “My Lady”: her coronet is the same as that of an Earl Counter. —  The Handbook to English Heraldry
• To the student of armour the alabaster effigy is of special interest as a specimen of the military costume of the fourteenth century; while the coronet is the earliest known example of ducal form--the title of Duke was not introduced into England till rather later. —  Westminster Abbey

Allen's Synonyms and Antonyms

Used in the Same Context