Cham-pāin', n.
n. [Properly a field, in armory. See supra.] (Her.) A mark of dishonor in the coat of arms of one who has killed a prisoner of war after he has asked for quarter. It is also called point-champain.
n. [Properly a field, in armory. See supra.] (Her.) A mark of dishonor in the coat of arms of one who has killed a prisoner of war after he has asked for quarter. It is also called point-champain.