tressure
noun
tres·sure
ˈtreshə(r)
plural -s
1
: a narrow orle usually enriched with fleurs-de-lis
2
: an inner encircling ornamentation on a coin or medal bordering the device
The plack … had as obverse a crowned shield in a tressure of arches … 
Coins, 1975
Coins, 1975 tressured adjective
-(r)d
Word History
Etymology
Middle English tressour, from tressour, tressure band for the hair, headdress, from Middle French tresseor, tressure, from tresser to tress + -or, -ure
- hold (someone) up to (public) ridicule
- hold a brief for
- hold a candle to
- hold a gun to someone's head
- hold a quiet conversation
- hold against
- hold all of the cards
- hold all of) the cards
- hold all the aces
- hold away
- hold back
- hold back (someone or something )
- hold back one's tears
- hold back someone or something
- hold beam
- hold close to one's chest
- hold close to the vest
- hold court
- hold down
- hold down the fort
- hold everything
- hold firm
- hold forth
- hold good
- hold hands