1. An advanced work composed of two faces and two flanks; a half-horse-shoe, which wants the sponge; a piece of felt to cover the eye of a vicious horse; an aperture for the admission of light into a concave ceiling; a watch-glass flattened at the centre.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• lunete,
• kunette,
• punette,
• ounette,
• lhnette,
• ljnette,
• linette,
• l8nette,
• l7nette,
• lubette,
• lumette,
• lujette,
• luhette,
• lunwtte,
• lunnette,
• munette,
• lunet,
• Lunnete,
• Luneete,
• Lunetto

• lunt,
• Linette,
• Lanette,
• lunde,
• lunate,
• Lynette.

The adjective form of the word "lunette" is "lunettic". However, this term is rare and not commonly used.

The plural of the "lunette" can be the "lunettes".

The singular of the "lunette" can be the "lunette".