1. In heraldry, divided into a row of squares of alternating tinctures (colors or metals), typically arranged in a single line along an edge or border.
Usage: heraldry; also spelled 'gobonny'

Examples

• The shield displayed a gobony border of gold and blue squares.
• A gobony line separated the upper and lower fields of the coat of arms.
• The heraldic design featured a gobony pattern running along the dexter side.