"trefled" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1986, Donna Sadler-Davis, The Sculptural Program of the Verso of the West Façade of Reims Cathedral:",
          "text": "As in numerous other verso figures, the points of the trefled arch serve to lock in the angle of the prophet's head, much like the calipers closing in on the subject to be measured. This formal relationship of niche and lodger[…]",
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