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- n. Plural form of muntin.
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Examples
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He knows what he wants, from the construction deadline to the double-paned windows with fake muntins.
D.C. developer David von Storch is pumped to take fitness centers to a new level
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While the Lucas and Spielberg Buildings 'deep eaves, tile roofs, belvedere and spacious courtyard hearken back to the vernacular manor houses of Tuscany, there's an unwieldy overlay, with classical egg-and-dart moldings mixing it up with pink, spiral-shafted Romanesque colonettes and Prairie Style-like window muntins.
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Snap in muntins and Ye Olde Porche Lighte don't make a cheap house into a Colonial cottage.
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The light was sectioned by the muntins of the window sash, and the air it passed through was full of hovering dust motes.
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-- In the case of panelled rooms it is usually necessary to scribe the muntins (or uprights) to the skirting.
Woodwork Joints How they are Set Out, How Made and Where Used.
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The window-glass is larger and clearer, and is set in well-made sashes with light muntins carefully wrought by hand.
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The sashes were heavy and glazed, with small squares of very inferior glass set in wide muntins.
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Corinthian capitals, and pediments wrought with a wealth of Palladian detail, cut with much feeling, the muntins in the headlights being often carved into quaint and fantastic interfacings.
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Over the seat is a mirror cut into small squares by wooden muntins.
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Also traditional in appearance, made of one piece of glass with grilles or muntins attached for appearance' sake, it has become the standard today.
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