Bevelled [verb]

The mandibles are powerful, with bevelled tips and three or four teeth on the edge of the bevel.

The entire ground of the stamp is composed of fine vertical lines except the edges, which are so contrived as to appear bevelled.

The heading joints of flooring are often specified to be splayed or bevelled, but it is far better to rebate them.

"Well, I suppose it 'got in' through the bevelled edge of that glass thermometer in the window," he said wearily.

I found it on the mantelpiece in my boudoir under an open telegram which had been stuck into the edge of the bevelled glass.

It was bright and commodious, with a bevelled mirror set in the wall at one end and incandescent lights arranged in three places.

The back or flat part is held from you in shooting, and the bevelled or rounded part towards you.

Fig. 47 shows a combination of a bevelled dovetail half-lapped joint.

If the planks are thick, they should be bevelled (fig. 67), and then the edge may be protected by a metal plate about 1⁄10th in.

This shows the necessity of bevelled dovetailing in order that the drawer front may be kept as thin and light as possible.