释义 |
ca·boshed \kəˈbäsht\ adjective also ca·bossed \-äst\; or ca·boched \-äsht\ Etymology: from past participle of obsolete caboche to behead (a deer) close behind the horns, from Middle English cabochen, from Old North French caboche head — more at cabbage heraldry : borne affronté without the neck showing — used of an animal's head |