Associations to the word «Oriel»
Noun
- Provost
- Oxford
- Eton
- Gable
- Cid
- Chambers
- Tutor
- Storey
- Magdalen
- Harrow
- Facade
- Window
- Fellow
- Turret
- Newman
- Merton
- Cornice
- Balcony
- College
- Classics
- Quadrangle
- Fellowship
- Porch
- Fellows
- Rhodes
- Meath
- Winchester
- Hawkins
- Christi
- Pembroke
- Lecturer
- Scripture
- Eaton
- Vicar
- Crawley
- Exeter
- Ulster
- Trinity
- Sash
- Foster
- Ba
- Arch
- Quad
- Raleigh
- Corpus
- Lea
- Bracket
- Recess
- Attic
- Peerage
- Bartholomew
- Timber
- Curate
- Niche
- Chimney
- Benefactor
- Ellis
- Grammar
- Fireplace
- Dublin
- Roof
- Barton
- Rowing
- Entrance
- Undergraduate
- Healer
- Chancellor
- Liverpool
- Cardiff
- Morrison
- Scholarship
- Salisbury
- Chaplain
- Baron
- Derek
- Revival
- Gallery
- Interpretation
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
ORIEL, noun. (architecture) A large polygonal recess in a building, such as a bay window.
ORIEL, noun. (obsolete) A gallery for minstrels.
ORIEL, noun. (obsolete) A small apartment next to a hall, used for dining.
Dictionary definition
ORIEL, noun. A projecting bay window corbeled or cantilevered out from a wall.
Wise words
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