Heraldry. Originally: a roundel, usually of a colour other than gold or silver. Later: spec. a black roundel representing a cannonball; = ogress, n.1

Heraldry. A roundel; spec. a roundel argent, representing a flat piece of silver with a plain surface (sometimes understood as a silver coin).

Heraldry. A gold roundel representing the above coin plain and unstamped: according to Littré, originally signifying that the bearer had been in the…

Heraldry. A circular charge or bearing; a roundel. Obsolete.

Heraldry. = pellet, n.1, ogress, n.1 (Cf. gunshot, n. 1c.)

A representation of a cannonball. Cf. ogress, n.1

Heraldry. Used as = bezant, n. 3. Obsolete.

Heraldry. A roundle gules; the specific name of a small red circular figure charged upon a shield, supposed to represent a cake of bread.

A little cake of bread.

Heraldry. = torteau, n. 1.

A solid black circle forming a charge, supposed to represent a cannonball; a roundel sable, gunstone, or pellet.

A roundel of a purple colour.

A roundle of a sanguine tint.

Heraldry. A tawny-coloured roundel; a roundel tenné.

(The name given to) a roundel or roundels when of a green colour. In early use usually with plural agreement.

= plate, n. 4. Obsolete.

Heraldry. A roundel, barry wavy of six, argent and azure.

= torteau, n. 1.