Associations to the word «Pursuivant»
Noun
- Ordinary
- Croix
- Rouge
- Herald
- Heraldry
- Extraordinary
- Visitation
- Berwick
- Unicorn
- Lyon
- Shropshire
- Wilfrid
- Camden
- Arm
- Blanche
- Augustine
- Bearer
- Brooke
- Marshal
- Giles
- Appointment
- Somerset
- Deputy
- Dragon
- Vincent
- Chester
- Windsor
- Constable
- Mar
- Warrant
- Earl
- Lodge
- Keeper
- Countess
- Burke
- King
- Knight
- Scotland
- Officer
- Admission
- College
- Clan
- Kings
- Porter
- Clerk
- Edinburgh
- Lord
- Reign
- Career
- Sword
- Robinson
- Seal
- Bruce
- Judge
- Gentleman
- Court
- Thomas
- Grand
- Scott
- Iv
- England
- Duty
- Priest
- Authority
- Sir
- Title
- Chief
- Office
- Rank
- James
- Little
- Crown
- Prince
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Wiktionary
PURSUIVANT, noun. (archaic) follower
PURSUIVANT, noun. (heraldry) A herald of the College of Arms
PURSUIVANT, noun. A functionary of lower rank than a herald, but discharging similar duties; called also pursuivant at arms; an attendant of the heralds.
PURSUIVANT, noun. (freemasonry) A Grand Lodge Officer who guards the inner door during a meeting of the Grand Lodge
PURSUIVANT, noun. The king's messenger; a state messenger.
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