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socle

 
('kəl) pronunciation
n.
  1. A plain square block higher than a plinth, serving as a pedestal for sculpture, a vase, or a column.
  2. A plain plinth supporting a wall.

[French, from Italian zoccolo, wooden shoe, from Latin socculus, diminutive of soccus, a kind of light shoe. See sock1.]


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A low, plain base course for a pedestal, column, or wall; a plain plinth.


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wall-base (architecture)
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