rompu
/rɒmˈpuː/Heraldry (now rare )
adjective
Of an ordinary or diminutive: interrupted in its progress, with part displaced but not cut off.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Guillim's Display of Heraldrie. From French rompu (although this is apparently first attested later in the specific heraldic use: 1676 or earlier, in chevron rompu), use as adjective of rompu, past participle of rompre to break.
- piano nobile
- piano organ
- piano-organist
- piano part
- piano piano
- piano-player
- piano-playing
- piano quartet
- piano quintet
- piano rack
- piano rag
- piano reduction
- piano roll
- piano scarf
- piano school
- piano score
- piano shawl
- piano sonata
- piano stool
- piano-thumping
- piano-top
- piano trio
- piano tuner
- piano tuning
- piano-violin