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Also the term used to refer to incidences of conversations going around in circles. |
Also the term used to refer to incidences of conversations going around in circles. |
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Invented in the early [[16th century]] and only used as a supporter in [[England |
Invented in the early [[16th century]] and only used as a supporter in [[England|English]] [[heraldry]]. |
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Revision as of 15:46, 14 May 2006
A chatloup is an animal with the head of a cat, body of a wolf and the horns of a goat. It can also be called a Calopus. Some people have them as part of their devices
Also the term used to refer to incidences of conversations going around in circles.
Invented in the early 16th century and only used as a supporter in English heraldry.
