emblazoner
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em·bla·zon
(ĕm-blā′zən)tr.v. em·bla·zoned,
em·bla·zon·ing,
em·bla·zons 1. a. To adorn (a surface) with a prominent marking, such as a logo or heraldic symbol: emblazon a doorway with a coat of arms.
b. To inscribe (a prominent marking, such as a logo or heraldic symbol) on a surface: emblazon a cross on a banner.
2. To make resplendent with brilliant colors.
3. To make illustrious; celebrate: emblazoning a heroine's deeds in song.
em·bla′zon·er n.
em·bla′zon·ment n.
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emblazoner
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