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eyelet

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eyelet
a small metal ring or tube with flared ends bent back, reinforcing an eyehole in fabric

eyelet [′ī·lət]
(design engineering)
A small ring or barrel-shaped piece of metal inserted into a hole for reinforcement.

eyelet
eyelet
1. In a medieval castle, a small opening for light, air, or the discharge of missiles, in a wall or parapet; a small loophole.
2. A small hole in a wall.


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