ppl. a. Obs. [f. prec. + -ED1.]

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  1.  Entwined, interwoven.

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1599.  Middleton, Micro-cynicon, B vij b.

        Her sumptuous perewig, her curious curles,
Her hie prizde necklace of entrailed perles.

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  2.  Her. Entrailed cross: one drawn in outline, with looped flourishes at the corners (see figures in Leigh loc. cit. and Elvin, Dict. Her.). Sir J. Ferne refers disapprovingly to a use of the word as = UMBRATED.

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1562.  Leigh, Armorie (1597), 36. He beareth argent a crosse entrailed … it is alwaies sable, and is no bigger then touched with a pensell, or tricked with a pen.

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1586.  Ferne, Blaz. Gentrie, 175. You haue been taught to call this crosse entrailled.

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