flanch¹ /flanch, flänch, flansh or flänsh/

1. A flange
2. A design formed on each side of a shield by the segment of a circle (heraldry)

flanched adjective

Having a pair of flanches

flanch² /flanch, flänch, flansh or flänsh/ or flaunch /flönch or flönsh/

To widen, esp outwards or upwards, to flare (often with out)

To cause to slope in towards the top (often with up)

flanchˈing or flaunchˈing noun

1. The action or state of the verb
2. (flaunching) a sloping piece of cement, eg round the base of a chimney pot

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