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quatrefoil
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quatrefoil
1. a leaf composed of four leaflets
2. Architect a carved ornament having four foils arranged about a common centre, esp one used in tracery

quatrefoil [′kwä·trə‚fȯil]
(mathematics)
A multifoil consisting of four congruent arcs of a circle arranged around a square.

quatrefoil
A four-lobed pattern divided by cusps; also See foil.


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Nine stained-glasswindows, in the Elizabethan style, looked out from elaborate buttresses, intricately carved quatrefoils and niches, giving the dwelling the appearance of some ecclesiastical building.
The group would talk about quatrefoils and sandwich-glass sugar bowls and drip stones—though now, it is said, hardly anybody talks to anybody else.
In addition to fireplaces, AAA Architectural Elements also offers decorative columns, medallions, quatrefoils, shutters, balusters, brackets, and other unique items, as well as monument signage.
 
 
 
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