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sconce in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sconce may
refer to:
Sconce (fortification), a
military fortification Sconce (light fixture)
Sconcing, imposing...
- the Netherlands,
derived its name from its
original function as a
sconce.
Sconces pla**** a
major part in the
Serbian Revolution,
countering the numerical...
- to the ceiling, and the
distance between sconces on the wall is
generally equal to the
distance of the
sconces from the floor,
often alternating sides...
- no
requirement for
sconces to
proceed around the table.
Fraternities in Germany, Austria,
Switzerland and
Belgium practice sconcing (called "Stärkung"...
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Sconce is a
professor and
cultural historian of
media and film. He is a
professor in the
Screen Cultures program at
Northwestern University.
Sconce has...
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highlight art or
other artifacts.
Common types of
accent lights include wall
sconces, floodlights,
recessed lights, torchère lamps, or
track lighting. The brighter...
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Sconce and
Devon Park is a park in Newark, Nottinghamshire, England. It is the
location of Queen's
sconce, an
earthwork fortification that was
built in...
- and
compiling a
record of 24–31.
Sconce operated the Lamb
Funeral Home with his wife,
Laurieanne Lamb
Sconce. The
Sconces were
arrested on
numerous charges...
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become part of Fort
Victoria Country Park. Fort
Victoria is
situated on
Sconce Point west of Yarmouth. Its
position overlooks the
whole of the Needles...
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ceiling in light. In
small ways,
hints of Art
Moderne can be seen, in the
sconces flanking the
windows and the
representation of the
eagle in the ceiling...
