cloison
noun
cloi·son
ˈklȯizᵊn,
F klwȧzōⁿ
plural -s
: one of the wire fillets or metal dividing strips used in cloisonné
Word History
Etymology
French, partition, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin clausion-, clausio, from Latin clausus, past participle of claudere to close
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