scamillus

[skuh-mil-uhs]

sca·mil·lus

[skuh-mil-uhs]
noun Architecture.
1.
a slight bevel at an arris of a stone, as in the necking of a Greek Doric column.
2.
a plain stone beneath the plinth of a column.

Origin:
< Latin, diminutive of scamnum stool, bench
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Scamillus is always a great word to know.
So is foil. Does it mean:
an arc or a rounded space between cusps, as in the carved decoration of a window or other ornamentation
a building of exceptional height completely supported by a framework, as of girders, from which the walls are suspended, as opposed to a building supported by load-bearing walls
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