Chatloup: Difference between revisions
From Cunnan
Jump to navigationJump to search
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
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 [[device]]s |
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 [[device]]s |
||
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 [[England|English]] [[heraldry]]. |
Invented in the early [[16th century]] and only used as a supporter in [[England|English]] [[heraldry]]. |
||
