mullioning

/ˈmʌliənɪŋ/
noun
  1. The vertical bars (mullions) in a window or door, considered as a group or design feature.
    • The architect specified dark wood mullioning for the conservatory.
    • We painted the mullioning white to match the trim.
    • The mullioning on these old windows is made of stone.
verb
  1. The act of fitting or dividing a window or door with mullions.
    • They spent the afternoon mullioning the frames for the chapel.
    • The carpenter is mullioning the new bay window this week.
    • Mullioning a large window can make it look more elegant.
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