In heraldry, bordered with a series of squares of alternating colors; having a gobonated border or edge.
From heraldic terminology, a variant of 'gobonated' with the suffix '-ee' (or '-ée') indicating an edging or bordering. This is specialized medieval heraldic language.
Heraldic terminology is incredibly specific and French-influenced—'gobonee' vs. 'gobonated' might seem like hair-splitting, but in heraldry, these precise distinctions meant everything to noble families identifying each other in battle!
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