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Mausoleum at
Kirkleatham by
James Gibbs (1740) has an
unusually large area
vermiculated, over half of the main level. When the
shapes join up to form a network...
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vermis verm- worm vermeil, vermian, vermicelli, vermicide, vermicular,
vermiculate, vermiculation, vermicule, vermiculite, vermiculose, vermiculture, vermiform...
- each
other by
vertical piers with
horizontal bands of smooth-faced and
vermiculated limestone.
There are
revolving doors at the
southwestern and southeastern...
- pad (the
snout is
slightly concave). It is
brownish above with a dark
vermiculated or
reticulated pattern. It
reaches up to 1.6 m (5.2 ft) in disc width...
- Head of
Hermes over
doorway and
carriage door to
right of
eight panels,
vermiculated rusticated arch with
monogram on keystone. It is also used for a shop...
- 2008.
Early 13th-century ch****e used to hold holy oils
Example with
vermiculated gilded background, and
enamelled figures. 13th-century Ch****e of Saint...
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Breakfast Cr**** Road
frontage to the
south has
projecting end bays with
vermiculated stone quoins which flank a
ground floor loggia and
first floor verandah...
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continuous glazing. On the
front is a round-arched p****age
entry with
vermiculated voussoirs, a mask
keystone and a
wrought iron gate. In the courtyard...
- the 12th
century with some
sixty survivals have
enamelled figures and "
vermiculated"
gilded backgrounds "incised in a
pattern of
densely interwoven vine...
- (word meaning)
brachypterous (word meaning)
chiromancy (word meaning)
vermiculate (word meaning)
chthonic (word meaning)
tenebrous (word meaning) omphaloskepsis...