vault light (valtlit)

A cover of a vault set with gla so that it can serve for the admi ion of light. 6708 Veda vaunting (vän'ting or vân'ting), n. [Verbal 2. The flesh of the calf used for food. n. of vaunt1 , v.] Ostentatious setting forth of what one is or has; boasting; bragging. Bet than olde boef is the tendre veel. Chaucer , Merchant's Tale, 1. 176. You say you are a better soldier; Bob veal. (a) The flesh of a calf taken before birth from Let it appear so; make your vaunting true. a slaughtered cow; also, the flesh of a new-born calf. (b) Shak., J. C., iv. 3. 52. Same as deaconed veal . - Deaconed veal. See deacon.- vault-shell (vâlt's hel), n. The masonry or "skin" of a vault; especially, the filling of a vauntingly (vän'- or vân'ting-li), adv . In a ribbed vault-that is, the comparatively thin structure which forms a compartment between adjacent ribs. C. H. Moore, Gothic Architecture, p. 52.