flanch
/flɑːntʃ/ or /flæntʃ/Definitions
1. verb
to show the edges or a shape of something, especially by lifting it slightly
“The artisan flanching the edges of the wooden board to give it a decorative finish.”
2. verb
to cut the edges of something, especially to make it more decorative
“The carpenter flanching the edges of the door to create a decorative border.”
3. noun
a flanged edge or border
“The flanch on the antique vase was intricate and beautifully crafted.”