0 past simple and past participle of splay
The top of the king post is splayed to receive the principal rafters.
Figure 9 shows the contrast between bucrania on the east wall and modelled bulls' head below a splayed figure on the west wall.
The windows are pressed out to the plane of the facade, leaving deep interior window niches whose sides are splayed to admit more light.
All three are in the exact same pose, with splayed legs and both hands resting on the legs at or around the knees.
The sequence of two groups of three round columns, inside and then outside, contributes a dramatic 'splayed effect', projecting outwards from the inner squared hearth and its corner flue.
There are intermediate cases, however, where a splayed kerb is justified.
For a single carriageway in a rural area the cost of kerbing, whether vertical, splayed or flush, is about £4,500 per mile of road.
For example, at a widely splayed junction the normal length would not reach adequately into arms of the junction.
