astragal
/ˈæstrəɡəl/
noun
- A small molding or bead used in architecture, especially on columns or furniture, often as a decorative trim.
- The carpenter installed an astragal between the two doors.
- The antique cabinet had an astragal running along its edge.
- Classical columns often feature an astragal at the top of the shaft.
- A bone in the ankle, also called the talus.
- An injury to the astragal can make walking difficult.
- The astragal connects the leg to the foot bones.
- The doctor pointed to the astragal on the X-ray of the foot.