Definition of bowtell in English:

bowtell

(also bowtel)

noun ˈbəʊtɛl

Architecture

In stonework: a plain convex moulding; (also occasionally) a shaft forming part of a clustered pillar.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Contract for Tomb Nicholas Loveyne. Origin uncertain; perhaps from bolt + -el, with allusion to the similarity in shape between the shaft of an arrow or bolt and a convex moulding.

Definition of bowtell in US English:

bowtell

(also bowtel)

nounˈbəʊtɛl

Architecture

In stonework: a plain convex moulding; (also occasionally) a shaft forming part of a clustered pillar.

单词	bowtell
释义	Definition of bowtell in English: bowtell (also bowtel) noun ˈbəʊtɛl Architecture In stonework: a plain convex moulding; (also occasionally) a shaft forming part of a clustered pillar. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Contract for Tomb Nicholas Loveyne. Origin uncertain; perhaps from bolt + -el, with allusion to the similarity in shape between the shaft of an arrow or bolt and a convex moulding. Definition of bowtell in US English: bowtell (also bowtel) nounˈbəʊtɛl Architecture In stonework: a plain convex moulding; (also occasionally) a shaft forming part of a clustered pillar. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Contract for Tomb Nicholas Loveyne. Origin uncertain; perhaps from bolt + -el, with allusion to the similarity in shape between the shaft of an arrow or bolt and a convex moulding.
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