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*[[Fillet (cut)]], a boneless cut of lean meat or fish. |
*[[Fillet (cut)]], a boneless cut of lean meat or fish. |
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*[[Fillet (clothing)]], a headband typically worn with a [[wimple]] |
*[[Fillet (clothing)]], a headband typically worn with a [[wimple]] |
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*[[Fillet (typography)]], also known as a [[bracket| Bracket_(disambiguation)]] is the part that joins a serif to the stem of a letter. Very similar to the mechanics meaning above. |
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*[[Fillet (webzine)]], an early cooking webzine dedicated to fine dining, which appeared in [[HotWired]] between 1996-1997 |
*[[Fillet (webzine)]], an early cooking webzine dedicated to fine dining, which appeared in [[HotWired]] between 1996-1997 |
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*[[Filet, Switzerland]], a village in the canton of Valais |
*[[Filet, Switzerland]], a village in the canton of Valais |
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Revision as of 06:18, 5 January 2010
Look up fillet in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Filet or Fillet may refer to:
- Fillet (mechanics), in mechanical engineering, a concave easing of an interior corner of a part used to reduce stress concentration (pronounced “fill-it”)
- Annulet (architecture), in architecture, small annulets - which are small square components in the Doric capital, under the quarter-round
- Fillet (cut), a boneless cut of lean meat or fish.
- Fillet (clothing), a headband typically worn with a wimple
- Fillet (typography), also known as a Bracket_(disambiguation) is the part that joins a serif to the stem of a letter. Very similar to the mechanics meaning above.
- Fillet (webzine), an early cooking webzine dedicated to fine dining, which appeared in HotWired between 1996-1997
- Filet, Switzerland, a village in the canton of Valais
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