Pasquant (adj)
pas-kwant
(heraldry) Of deer, cattle, etc.: represented as grazing.
Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Berry (1774–1851), genealogist. From classical Latin pāscuum pasture, grazing + -ant.
Example sentences
“The pasquant cattle on either side.”
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