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temporary accommodations for soldiers, often in civilian homes
a brief, informal written message
Old usea large, solid block or length of wood
a piece of metal, usually prepared for shaping or refining in manufacturing
decorative elements used in medieval architecture, especially in Romanesque designs
What is a "billet"?
A billet is a decorative element in architecture that consists of a series of short, cylindrical or rectangular shapes, often resembling small blocks or logs. This design is typically used as a pattern in moldings or as part of a decorative band, adding texture and visual interest to a structure. Billets can be made from various materials, including stone, wood, or plaster, and are commonly found in styles such as Romanesque and Gothic architecture. They enhance the overall aesthetic of a building, contributing to its character and detail.
a shape used in heraldic designs, symbolizing strength or nobility
to provide lodging, especially for military personnel, typically in civilian homes or non-military facilities
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