Look up: Candelabrum

1. candelabrum
   [n] - branched candlestick
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2. Candelabrum
   Large branched candlestick. May be free-standing or hung from the roof.
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3. candelabrum
   Branched form of a candlestick, often made as a pair (candelabra) and used in Europe since the Middle Ages.
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4. Candelabrum
   Can`de·la'brum noun ; plural Latin Candelabra , English Candelabrums . [ Latin , from candela candle. See candle .] 1. (Antiq.) (a) A lamp stand of any sort. (b) A highly ornamented s...
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5. candelabrum
   candelabra noun branched candlestick; ornamental; has several lights
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6. Candelabrum
   • (n.) A lamp stand of any sort. • (n.) A large candlestick, having several branches. • (n.) A highly ornamented stand of marble or other ponderous material, usually having three feet, -- frequently a votive offering to a temple.
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7. candelabrum
   in architecture, a decorative motif derived from the pedestal or shaft used to support a lamp or candle. The Romans, developing Hellenistic ...
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8. candelabrum
   candelabrum (s), candelabra (pl) A large decorative candleholder with several arms or branches, or a similarly shaped electric light fixture.
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9. Candelabrum
   A candlestick with arms and nozzles for two or more candles.
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10. candelabrum
    candelabrum (kăn"dulä'brum) , primarily a support for candles, designed in the form of a turned baluster or a tapered column, also a branched candlestick or a lampstand. Though most used and developed during the Renaissance, the candelabrum originated in Etruria and Rome. Candelab...
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11. Candelabrum
    A candelabrum is a large and ornamental candlestick, often of a branched form. Ancient candelabra frequently display much ingenious and artistic treatment in the design, and the branches were often numerous. Marble and other materials, as well as metal, were employed.
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12. candelabrum
    The branched form of a candlestick.
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