1. (in heraldry) divided into a row of squares of alternating tinctures, typically of two colors.
Usage: heraldry; also spelled 'gobony'

Examples

• The shield displayed a gobonee border of gold and azure.
• A gobonee pattern adorned the coat of arms, alternating between red and white squares.
• The heraldic design featured a gobonee fess dividing the shield.
• Medieval banners often incorporated gobonee designs for visual distinction.