1. A chancellors office or a building containing one. 2. The official premises of a diplomatic envoy abroad.

The side aisle of a chancel in a large church; it usually passes around the apse, forming a deambulatory.

The sanctuary of a church, including the choir; reserved for the clergy.

A defined surface ready for carving.

A carpenters plane esp. used for beveling edges; has a V-groove along the bottom or adjustable guides to facilitate the

1. A hollow chamfer. 2. A hollow channel or gutter.

Rustication in which the smooth face of the stone parallel to the wall is deeply beveled at the joints so