poché1
/ˈpɒʃeɪ/Architecture
noun
The method or result of representing the solid part of a building (as a wall, etc.) by a darkened area on an architectural plan; (occasionally) a pen for doing this.
Origin
Early 20th century. From French poché, past participle of pocher to sketch.
poché2
/ˈpɒʃeɪ/Architecture
verb
[with object] To darken or fill in (walls, columns, etc.) with shading on an architectural plan.
Origin
1960s. From poché.
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