Architecture. A projecting horizontal course or moulding; = table, n. 21a. Also: a foundation, a basement.

Architecture (chiefly Scottish and English regional (northern)). A horizontal projecting course; spec. a coping stone, a cornice. Also (esp. in…

The fact or state of projecting or jutting out beyond the general line or surface. Also concrete: a projection or prominence; (Architecture) a…

Architecture, Building, and Engineering. Any one of the transverse or oblique arches by which a compound vault is supported; the edge or groin of two…

a horizontal projecting ledge with a sloping top, set along the side of a wall to throw off rainwater; = water table, n. 1.

Scottish. Architecture. The uppermost course of brickwork in a wall, coping; = tabling, n. 1. Obsolete.

Architecture. (See quots.)

a convex moulding (moulding, n.1 2b) having an outline of a quarter-circle, an ovolo or echinus; also attributive, as quarter round moulding, quarter…

Architecture. An ornamental moulding, usually of plaster, running round the wall of a room or other part of the interior of a building…

A term applied to mouldings which project before the face of the work which they decorate, as a raised moulding round a panel.

Architecture. The decorative moulding round a door, arch, etc. Cf. dressing, n. 9. Obsolete. rare.

Architecture. A raised or depressed panel in a wall, usually with a surrounding moulding; = table, n. 21b.

Architecture. A projecting moulding on a surface (chiefly in plural). Also as a mass noun: the decorative moulding round a door, arch, etc.; = dress…