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crenelate's Usage Examples:

In 1378 John Fenwick was granted a licence to crenelate the house.

In 1333, Sir Philip de Burgh was granted a licence to 'crenelate' his manor house at Walton.

both wings has a band coloured like the stripes edged inwardly with a crenelate (scalloped) chestnut-red band.

Roger Holden gained a licence on 6 August 1422 to crenelate Ludworth Tower to Thomas Holden by Cardinal Thomas Langley and during.

On 18 October 1341 Cobham was granted licence by Edward III to crenelate the building, and the following year the building was fortified and became.

colored, ob ovate, rounded above, with long narrow claws, undulate or crenelate at margin, inserted on the calyx tube, imbricate in bud.

large discs at their tips and vague (fingers) or narrow (toes), weakly crenelate lateral keels.

The 14th century French chef Taillevent instructed bakers to "crenelate" pie shells and "reinforce them so that they can support the meat"; one.

the abbot received royal permission to raise the height of the wall and crenelate it; a stretch of this wall still runs along Bootham and Marygate to the.

Only five known licences to crenelate were granted in 1200, three of them to John Briwere.

matters around 1341; on 6 October of that year, he was granted a licence to crenelate the dwelling places of his manors at Cheveley, Cambridgeshire and Penshurst.

resided at his manors of Farleton and Brierley, and was given permission to crenelate the latter in 1480.

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In 1327 further licence to crenelate the castle was given to Thomas Wake.

town gained the right of murage for five years; in 1327 permission to crenelate was granted – including the construction of a fortified wall and houses.

crenelate's Meaning':

supply with battlements

Synonyms:

render; crenel; furnish; crenellate; provide; supply;

Antonyms:

kern; take; straight line; inactivity; block;