Orle
[awrl] /ɔrl/
noun
1.
Heraldry.
2.
Armor. a thick roll of cloth or leather on a helmet forming a base for an ornamental crest.
3.
Also called orlet, O01/O0161800 awr-ley, ɔrˈleɪorlo. Architecture.
/ɔːl/
noun
1.
(heraldry) a border around a shield
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