reglet
noun
reg·let ˈre-glət 
1
: a flat narrow architectural molding
2
: a strip of wood used like a lead between lines of type
Word History
Etymology
French réglet, from Middle French reglet straightedge, from regle rule, from Latin regula — more at rule
First Known Use
1636, in the meaning defined at sense 2
- play coy
- play Cupid
- play dead
- play debt
- play doctor
- play down
- play ducks and drakes with
- play fair
- play fast and loose
- play fixer
- play footsie
- play for laughs
- play for time
- play forward
- play games
- play God
- play gym
- play hard to get
- play hell with
- play hookey
- play hooky
- play host to
- play into
- play into (someone's) hands
- play into hands