Posts Tagged ‘architecture’
Balustrade
Posted by: foxrafer on: May 26, 2009
balustrade
noun
1 : A row of balusters topped by a rail, serving as an open parapet, as along the edge of a balcony.
You may notice no pronunciation guide. This is because today’s word comes from the Wiktionary word of the day, not Merriam-Webster. Why? Because this was Merriam-Webster’s word of the day.
Philadelphia lawyer
\fill-uh-DELL-fee-uh-LAW-yer\ | noun
1 : [...]
Tags: architecture, vocabulary
- foxrafer: I haven't even thought of this blog for so long; people can't comment if I don't post. :-) Seeing this is making me want to try picking it up again. H
- JanPattersonRN: i don't comment as often as i should, but i love these.
- unknowntheartist: you're definitely right about them looking scared but gorgeous in most photos. i found a pic of a mom and three babies looking at the camera and while
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