1. An honourable ordinary, representing two rafters of a house meeting at the top; an ornament of fret or zigzag work; the mark on the coat-sleeves of a non-commissioned officer.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• sevron,
• chefon,
• chrevon,
• cheerin,
• chevroet,
• chervon,
• sheron,
• cheverons,
• chiron,
• chetodon,
• xhevron,
• vhevron,
• fhevron,
• dhevron,
• cgevron,
• cbevron,
• cnevron,
• cjevron,
• cuevron,
• cyevron

• Chavarin,
• chaperon,
• chaperone.

The adjective form of "chevron" is "chevroned".

The plural of the "chevron" can be the "chevrons".

The singular of the "chevron" can be the "chevron".