boutell

bowtell, boltel, boultine, boutell, bowtel, edge roll

1. A plain, convex molding, usually three-quarters of a circle in section.
2. A torus or round molding.
3. The shaft of a clustered pillar.
4. A roll molding.
5. A quarter round or ovolo.

pierrotage

In French Vernacular architecture of the southern United States, lime mortar or clay mixed with small stones; used as infilling between half-timbering with diagonal braces (columbage); also See bousillage.
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