large medal (noun)

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• medallion — noun Etymology: French médaillon, from Italian medaglione, augmentative of medaglia Date: 1658 1. a large medal 2. something resembling a large medal; especially a tablet or panel in a wall or window bearing a figure in relief, a portrait, or an… …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• medallion — noun a) A large medal, usually decorative b) A cut of meat resembling a medallion. See Also: medal …   Wiktionary

• me|dal|lion — «muh DAL yuhn», noun. 1. a large medal. 2. a design or ornament shaped like a medal. A design on a book or a pattern in lace may be called a medallion. 3. U.S. a) a license or permit to operate a taxicab, issued in the form of a medallion which… …   Useful english dictionary

• me·dal·lion — /məˈdæljən/ noun, pl lions [count] 1 : a large medal 2 : a decoration that is shaped like a large medal 3 : a small, round piece of food (such as meat) medallions of veal …   Useful english dictionary

• medallion — /məˈdæljən / (say muh dalyuhn) noun 1. a large medal. 2. Architecture a. a tablet, usually rounded, often bearing objects represented in relief. b. a member in a decorative design resembling a panel. 3. a small circular boneless portion of meat:… …  

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