1. The inner shrine of a temple reserved for the priests. 2. The most sacred part of a place of worship.

Any one of several types of wrenches having one jaw fixed and the other adjustable; set to the desired size by means

A try square the arm of which is at right angles to the handle; the position of the arm may be moved

A device used to hold a doorframe above the finished floor.

Said of animals or figures placed back to back in decorative sculpture.

1. A device for matching and properly connecting items, tubing, or devices (especially electric) which are of different size, operating

An architectural style based on the work of Robert Adam (1728 1792) and his brothers, predominant in England in the