Constructed with a scheme, n.2

Architecture. Of an arch or vault: having the abutments or springing lines on different levels.

Architecture. Applied to an arch or vault whose rise is greater than half the span: opposed to surbased, adj.1

Apparently: designating a Gothic or acutely pointed arch. Obsolete. rare. Cf. ox-eye arch n. at ox-eye, n. compounds.

Architecture. Of an arch, window, etc.: having a semicircular top; = round-arched, adj.

(of an arch or vault) having an outline or cross-section consisting of a complete semicircle.

Architecture. Of an arch, window, etc.: having a semicircular top. Also: belonging to or designating a style of architecture characterized by the…

applied to a tooth ornament suggesting shark's teeth.

Architecture. (See quots.)

having or provided with spandrels.

Of an arch: constructed with a keystone.

= full-centred adj. at derivatives.

Having the form or outline of an ogive or pointed arch.

consisting of an ogive or ogives; having the form of an ogive or ogee.

Architecture. Esp. of a window: having or consisting of two or more subordinate arches under a main arch. Cf. sub-arch, n.

(a) having a head or top resembling a bonnet; (b) Architecture (of an arch, window, etc.) having or consisting of an arch in which the angle of the…

having an ogee or ogees; having the form of an ogee.

(un-, prefix1 affix 3.)

constructed with voussoirs.

Architecture. Of a Gothic or Romanesque arch: having a series of suborders (suborder, n. 3). Obsolete. rare.