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round angle

American  

noun

  1. perigon.


round angle British  

noun

  1. another name for perigon

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Etymology

Origin of round angle

First recorded in 1930–35

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Many castles were erected in the sixteenth and following centuries in Scotland, or were enlarged and altered; the most characteristic features in almost all of them are short round angle turrets, thrown out upon bold corbellings near the upper part of towers and other square masses.

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