adjective
also cle·ché klāˈshā, kleˈ-, ˈkleshē ; or clechy ˈkleshē
Etymology: French cléché, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin clavicatus, from Latin clavis key — more at clavicle
of a heraldic cross : voided and having each extremity shaped like the handle of a medieval key — compare urd é e ; see cross illustration