bendlet

[Fr. bandelette = a little band. J Her. A diminutive of the bend, nominally half the width of that ordinary, though often much narrower. A bendlet azure over a coat was of old frequently used as a mark of cadency. " Bendlets are occasionally enhanced or placed in chief sinister."-Glo . of Her. Lat. well.] Well. A. ( Of the Latin form). Nota bene : Mark well. (Generally abbreviated into N.B. ) B. ( Of the Italian form.) [See BENE-PLACITO.] C. ( Of the Scotch form ). Full bene: Full well. "He full bene Taucht thame to grub the wynes, and al the art To ere, and saw the cornes and yoik the cart." Doug.: Virgil, 475, 25. (Jamie son.) bene-placito, adv . [Ital. bene = well, and placito = will, pleasure.] Music: At pleasure; ad libitum .