brest

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

BREST or BREAST, noun In architecture, the member of a column, more usually called torus or tore. [See Torus.] BREST'-SUMMER, noun In Architecture, a piece in the outward part of a wooden building, into which the girders are framed. This, in the ground floor, is called a sill, and in the garret floor, a beam.
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