Object

• jamb: West wall: access to ground floor through a two-centred arched doorway with chamfered jambs terminating in pyramid stops.

• plinth: East wall: tower arch raised on chamfered plinth.

• dressing: Belfry stage has small slit window with chamfered dressings at its base.

• arch: Inside, a double chamfered nave arch on semi circular responds.

• beam: Inside, various spine beams and a chamfered cross beam indicate the earlier part of the building.

• edge: The windows need careful design, with chamfered edges to aid solder access.

Converse of object

• hollow: North wall: a two-centred arch to the church, with deeply hollowed chamfers terminating in pyramid stops; all in 19thC red sandstone.

• mold: North wall: main doorway to church is broad, with a four-centred arch, the stopped, molded chamfers in brown sandstone.

• stop: At base is a big square plinth with stopped chamfers at the angles.

• have: East wall: splayed window with clear glass except for edges; has an internal hollow chamfer.

Adjective modifier

• hollow: East wall: splayed window with clear glass except for edges; has an internal hollow chamfer.

• slight: Plain rectangular door on west side, slight chamfer.

• fluted: East wall: has a broad two-centred doorway with fluted chamfers, leading to the nave.

Preposition: on

• side: File the chamfers on the sides of the slippers to allow articulation.

• jamb: North wall: wooden segmental arch, stopped chamfers on the wooden jambs.

Modifying Another Word

• double: Inside, a double chamfered nave arch on semi circular responds.

• not: West wall contains the large pointed archway to the tower, not chamfered; now blocked leaving only a small entrance.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• off: The Top edge is rounded over as shown and all other edges are either chamfered off or rounded for safety.

Preposition: in

• sandstone: North wall: main doorway to church is broad, with a four-centred arch, the stopped, molded chamfers in brown sandstone.

Preposition: with

• stop: Large, almost rounded, two-centred arch, chamfered with broach stops; reveals have two holes apiece for hinges.