engrail
transitive verb
en·grail
ə̇nˈgrāl,
en-,
chiefly before pause or consonant -āəl
-ed/-ing/-s
1
a
: to indent (something, such as a heraldic ordinary) with small curves see engrailed
b
: to ornament especially with a pattern indented on the edge
2
obsolete : to carve in intaglio
3
a
obsolete : roughen
b
: to cause to appear serrated
a scene engrailed by three tall peaks
Word History
Etymology
Middle English engrelen, from Middle French engresler, from en- en- entry 1 + gresle, graisle slender, from Latin gracilis
- guel de tu
- beneficiary
- beneficiate
- beneficiated
- beneficiates
- beneficiating
- beneficiation
- beneficiations
- beneficing
- beneficium
- beneficium abs
- beneficium abstinendi
- beneficium ce
- beneficium cedendarum actionum
- beneficium cler
- beneficium clericale
- beneficium com
- beneficium competentiae
- beneficium di
- beneficium discussionis
- beneficium divisionis
- beneficium ex
- beneficium excussionis
- beneficium in
- beneficium inventarii