aigulet (Meaning)

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aigulet (n.)

See Aglet.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The medieval shoemaker meticulously crafted aigulets to secure the ends of the town crier's footwear.
In ancient times, wealthy individuals adorned their aglets with precious stones as a symbol of status.
The knight adjusted the aigulet on his boot before embarking on the epic quest.
The delicate embroidery on the princess's shoes included intricately designed aigulets.
The cobbler's shop displayed a variety of aigulets, showcasing different styles and materials.
During the Renaissance, fashion enthusiasts sought unique aigulets to complement their elaborate attire.
The historical reenactor carefully tied his period costume with leather laces featuring brass aigulets.
Archaeologists unearthed well-preserved aigulets in the ancient Roman city, shedding light on footwear fashion of the era.
The young squire learned the art of aglet-making as part of his training in medieval craftsmanship.
As time progressed, the design of aigulets evolved from simple utility to intricate decorative elements.

See Aglet.

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The medieval shoemaker meticulously crafted aigulets to secure the ends of the town crier's footwear.

In ancient times, wealthy individuals adorned their aglets with precious stones as a symbol of status.

The knight adjusted the aigulet on his boot before embarking on the epic quest.

The delicate embroidery on the princess's shoes included intricately designed aigulets.