vert

The names of Vert and Dupuy de Lome must here be specially mentioned.

The woodward was the officer who had the care of the woods and vert and presented offences at the court of attachment.

If he's going to 'vert in this insane way there isn't a day to lose.

Twenge bore “Silver a fesse gules between three popinjays (or parrots) vert.”

Here the tressure was gules, as in the Royal arms, although the field on which it was placed was vert.

Arms: Vert, on a chevron or, three roses gules, slipped and leaved vert.

This colour was derived from copper, and is called "vert de cuivre."

I landed at Vert Galant and reported that Ferdy had gone down under control.

It has been suggested that the vair (grey) of early French poetry was mistaken for vert (green).

VERT signifies green: it is represented by slanting lines, drawn from the dexter to the sinister side of the shield.