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The '''heraldic tiger''' (or '''tyger''') is a [[heraldic beast]] much like a [[lion]], but with a long downcurving [[tusk]] on the end |
The '''heraldic tiger''' (or '''tyger''') is a [[heraldic beast]] much like a [[lion]], but with a long downcurving [[tusk]] on the end of his nose. |
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First used in 1531. |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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Latest revision as of 14:40, 14 May 2006
The heraldic tiger (or tyger) is a heraldic beast much like a lion, but with a long downcurving tusk on the end of his nose.
First used in 1531.
