1. The shield on which a coat of arms is represented; the shield of a family; the picture of ensigns armorial; the part of a ship's sterb where her name is printed. Escutcheon of pretence, that on which a man carries his wife's coat of arms when she is the heiress of her family.

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

• ecutcheon,
• wscutcheon,
• sscutcheon,
• dscutcheon,
• rscutcheon,
• 4scutcheon,
• 3scutcheon,
• eacutcheon,
• ezcutcheon,
• excutcheon,
• exscutcheon,
• eschutcheon,
• escucheon,
• escutchon,
• escutchen,
• escutcheonn,
• escutcheonned,
• escutchoon,
• Escuetcheon,
• Ecscutcheon

The adjective form of the word "escutcheon" is "escutcheoned".

The plural of the "escutcheon" can be the "escutcheons".

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