1. Having a border or edge composed of a series of small semicircular indentations or notches, typically pointing inward.
Usage: heraldry; formal

Examples

• The shield displayed an engrailed border in the heraldic design.
• An engrailed edge creates a decorative pattern of small curved indentations.
• The coat of arms featured an engrailed chief with alternating notches.
• Medieval heraldry often employed engrailed lines to distinguish noble families.
• The engrailed ornament gave the frame an elegant, detailed appearance.