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▪ I. pomeys, pomeis, n. pl. Her.|ˈpəʊmɪs|
Also sing. (in Dicts.) 8 pomey, 8–9 pomme.
[Of uncertain form, app. only in plural, which may possibly be an antiquated spelling of pommes; cf. later quots.]
The name given to roundels when of a green colour.
1562Leigh Armorie 150 He beareth Argent iii. pomeis in pale, which is as much to be vnderstand as iii. grene Appels. 1610J. Guillim Heraldry iv. xix. (1660) 352 Pomeis are taken for Apples without their Stalkes. 1706Phillips, Pomey, (in Heraldry) the figure of an Apple or Ball, which is always drawn of a green Colour. 1766–87Porny Her. Dict., Pommes, green roundelets used in Coats-of-arms. 1882Cussans Her. (ed. 3) 73 Roundles... The Pomme..vert.
▪ II. pomeys
obs. form of pumice. |