mouchette
/muːˈʃɛt/Architecture
noun
In tracery: a motif shaped like a curved dagger or flame.
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. From French mouchette from Middle French, French moucher + -ette.
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- well-dissected
- well-dissembled
- well-distinguished
- well-divided
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- well-doer
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- well-dowered
- well drag
- well drain
- well-drained
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