channelled

The stem is compressed and villous, often channelled, nearly erect.

Triglyph, the channelled feature in the frieze of the Doric order.

She dived into it, stumbling now and again into the gutter which channelled it.

The bases, found in position, are channelled like those of Persia.

Langhans has described this appearance as channelled fibrin.

But as regards the rest of Epicurus' physics, they do not appear any more admissible than Descartes' channelled matter.

The pier thus maintained, in some degree, its prismatic character while approaching the cylinder, and the channelled column arose.

The Proto-Doric, the channelled polygonal column of the tombs at Beni-hassan, fell into disuse.

In the first stage from the ground, and rising from a channelled base, are two lofty pointed arches resting on slender pillars.

In autumn the yellow, channelled midribs turn red, and all the blades to purplish crimson, and this color stays a long time.