doublure

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Definition of doublure in English English dictionary: an elaborately decorated leather flyleaf in a book; one of unusual sort, as of tooled leather, painted vellum, rich brocade, or the like; shell continuation under the trilobite, typically as a ventral cephalic and/or pygidial rim; The lining of a book cover, esp; Material pasted down onto the inside of the cover board, separate from the flyleaf Doublures may be made of leather, vellum or silk, as well as paper, although they were originally made of leather only See also endpapers; The reflexed margin of the trilobite carapace; {i} (from French) lining; ornamental lining of a book cover; a leather internal lining to the covers; reflexed continuation of dorsal exoskeleton onto ventral surface, typically as a ventral cephalic and/or pygidial rim; "A binder's term, meaning that the PASTE-DOWN (or inside lining of the covers) is not of paper but of leather, usually decorated Since doublures have always been much commoner in French bindings than in English, there is no English word for them "