Third-person singular present tense of engrail; to decorate with engrailed edges.
Present tense form of 'engrail,' used to describe the action of creating engrailed decoration in heraldic or artistic work.
When a medieval herald 'engrails' a shield design, they're following strict artistic rules—each notch has to be consistent, making it both an art and a technical skill, much like typography or technical drawing today.
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