A stone that forms the top of wall or building.
1 Constitutional law is the coping stone of the US federal edifice.
2 And now the coping stone was set on the temple {Aug.
3 Every coping stone and pillar cost some mariner of the Tarifa Straits a pot of money.
4 Then, I went down on to the roof, and crossed over to the gap from which the coping stone had fallen.
5 It was now complete and the coping stone to it was an interview I had with a doctor in Harley Street.
6 Kaa had only just worked his way over the west wall, landing with a wrench that dislodged a coping stone into the ditch.
7 To make a man reasonable is the coping stone of a good education, and yet you profess to train a child through his reason!
8 There were hedges with stones on end at the top-copingstones, Jamie called them-andhedges with luxurious, flower-dappled turf tops.
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