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Adjective(1) shaped like a cross

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(1) Within Tisbury itself is its cruciform church, C12 with C14 and C15 additions.(2) Faye placed two feathers, tied cruciform with black wool, on top of the bag while reciting her own bit.(3) The cruciform cast-pewter mountings continue their references to Maori Christian imagery.(4) There is also an early version of the passage-tomb, in a cruciform shape, it's one of the largest surviving monuments of the Carrowmore cemetery.(5) The older building's square symmetry finds its opposite in the asymmetrical cruciform of the new.(6) Decanters from the late 18th century have been copied profusely, whereas the earlier cruciform shapes have been left alone.(7) It is possible that each node where the DNA molecule crosses itself in three-dimensional space, perhaps mimicking a cruciform , creates an ideal binding site for HMG proteins.(8) The building inside was redesigned into its true cruciform shape.(9) The aisles were also given the tradition Anglican cruciform pattern.(10) The church's presence on a major suburban road is prominent, not for a spire, steeple or traditional cruciform design, but for its textured walls in contrasting tan and blonde brick.(11) The motifs shared by the petroglyphic art include circles, cruciform shapes, star motifs and herringbone patterns.(12) It is cruciform in plan, constructed of large dressed stones (grand appareil); the central chamber is flanked by three rectangular niches.(13) Chalcolithic stone figures take a cruciform shape from the outstretched arms or from a second figure at right angles to the first.(14) He often favored cruciform shapes and muted, earthy colors to which he frequently added rust.(15) The steel columns are expressed: cruciform in shape, a modern fluting effect, they are chrome-plated.(16) The depiction in 1648 still reflects the medieval cruciform plan of the church, with a prominent tower (replaced in the 18th century) at the centre.