2 entries under this word

Mullion

Mūl'lion, n.

noun

(mŭl'yun), n. [Perh. from Fr. mouler, to mold, as moulure, molding, tile. Cf. MUNNION.] (Arch.) (a.) A slender bar or pier which forms the division between the lights of windows, screens, &c. (b.) One of the divisions in panelings resembling windows.

A Gothic arched window divided by vertical mullions and a horizontal transom, with the parts labeled a and b.
Mullions.

Mŭl'liŏn, v. t.

verbtransitive

v. t. To shape into divisions by mullions.