Usage of "crenellate"

Supply with battlements.

Embattled.

Related terms

Usage of crenellate in anglès

A licence to crenellate mansum infra manerium suum was granted by Edward II. 
 A Pair of Blue Eyes 

The tower was topped by a crenellated terrace and conical wooden roof. 
 Hidden Warrior 

Its crenellated tower of yellowish stone rises above a stand of date palms. 
 The Irish Times 

Ten paces across, the tower top was, encircled by a chest-high, crenellated wall. 
 The great hunt 

The crenellated roof, with its machicolations, is considered a great success. 
 The Lovels of Arden 

The crenellated surface of an asteroid appeared on their port camera-meters away-thenvanished. 
 The Fall of Reach 

Bellis saw Captain Myzovic climb the steep streets toward New Crobuzon's crenellated embassy. 
 The Scar 

Spectre horsemen, pale with dust, anonymous in the crenellated heat. 
 Blood Meridian 

From this central block rose the twin towers, ancient, crenellated, and pierced with many loopholes. 
 The Hound of the Baskervilles 

Oh, Vienna had a traditional pre-Engineer wall: a thin curtain of masonry, crenellated on top. 
 Quicksilver 

The landing itself was a narrow slab of gray stone surrounded by a crenellated barricade. 
 Spellwright 

The walls are crenellated, and strengthened by numerous buttresses. 
 Around the World on a Bicycle - Volume II / From Teheran To Yoko... 

And rearing out of the centre was the dusty brown crenellated spike of Skygarden Tower. 
 Broken Homes 

They took it, and found themselves on a winding track that followed the crenellated coastline. 
 The White Road 

Andy Sanders stood behind one of these crenellated trunks. 
 Under the dome: a novel 

Minarets and spires and chimney stacks and crenellated openings warred with one another for space. 
 Night gate 

Crenellate through the time

Meanings of crenellate in anglès