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Noun egg-and-tongue has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebEgg-and-TongueDescription:Egg-and-tongue is a decorative architectural motif commonly found in classical Greek and Roman styles. It consists of alternating oval shapes resembling eggs and elongated, pointed shapes resembling tongues. Senses and Usages:Noun:1. A decorative molding featuring alternating oval and pointed shapes, used to adorn architraves, friezes, and other architectural elements. Example sentence: The grand entrance to the museum was adorned with an exquisite egg-and-tongue molding. Adjective:1. Describing a design, pattern, or motif resembling the egg-and-tongue decorative molding. Example sentence: She chose curtains with an egg-and-tongue pattern to match the classical theme of her living room. Verb:1. To create or replicate the egg-and-tongue decorative motif through carving, molding, or other techniques. Example sentence: The skilled artisan spent hours meticulously egg-and-tongue carving the intricate details for the wooden cabinet. Related Products:Explore the following related products on Amazon: | ||||
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