Cross Voided

Arg a cross purp voided of the field

A cross voided is shown in outline only thus revealing the field. See also Cross Edged

Arg a cross vert double voided

A cross double voided, by some early authors termed sarcelled, resarcelled. 
 

A cross voided and couped, by some early authors termed cross recercelé voided or  recercelé, recersile, or resarcelled disjoined. Cross disjoint is also sometimes encountered, possibly because the cross appears to be split or fracted into four parts. 

Some heralds are of opinion that the term voided can only properly apply to crosses joining the sides of the shield, or those couped from so joining, and which in the voiding have no ends. See also Cross Edged

Arg a cross purp voided of another gu

A cross voided of another. This is a cross borne within the voiding of another. The above could equally be blazoned Arg a cross purp voided surmounted by another gu edged arg

By some early authors termed cross recercelled or resarcelled of another.

Az a cross arg voided per pale

A cross voided per pale is cloven from the top to the bottom.

Arg a cross quarterly pierced

A cross quarter voided called also quarterly pierced.