1. (in heraldry) having a bud or knob at the end; said of a cross or other charge with rounded, button-like terminals.
Usage: heraldry; also spelled 'bottonny' or 'botonnée'

Examples

• The shield displayed a botonee cross at its center.
• In heraldic design, a botonee cross differs from a simple cross by its rounded ends.
• The coat of arms featured a botonee pattern typical of medieval heraldry.