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astragals's Usage Examples:

other countries, muntins (often called 'glazing bars' in England and 'astragals' in Scotland) were removed from the windows of thousands of older buildings.

ground, in the attitude of those figures of boys playing the game of astragals, which so often occurs in the works of ancient art.

Three astragals, one by Nikolaus (Nicolaus) Geiger and two others by George T.

Exterior astragals are kerfed for weatherstripping.

The lantern atop the tower has helical astragals, and housed a red 3-1/2 order Fresnel lens.

It is sixteen-sided with diagonal astragals'.

square Balcony and "round cast iron lantern room [that] features helical astragals" in the lantern.

and the large pointed windows, filled with panes of clear glass held by astragals rather than leads, allow light to flood into the interior.

basement chapel has two large, round headed windows, with intersecting astragals at their heads.

original stone plinth blocks have been replaced with concrete copies and the astragals taken down to help prevent dry rot in the columns.

type with multi-pane windows in carefully detailed cast iron frames, astragals, and pivoting sections.

resting on four small supports of africano marble imitating the original astragals of the Vatican obelisk.

The posts are divided into two parts by stop chamfering, and have astragals, capitals and carved timber brackets.

They are often decorated with classical ornaments such as: astragals, cymatia, meanders, palmette friezes and triglyphes.

Verandah balustrading is cast-iron, and poles with astragals support the brokenback verandah roof.

astragals's Meaning':

the bone in the ankle that articulates with the leg bones to form the ankle joint

Synonyms:

talus; os; ankle joint; articulatio talocruralis; bone; astragalus; anklebone; ankle; mortise joint;

Antonyms:

black; boneless;