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Over here (UK) if we're talking about the sea defences then it's usually spelt 'groyne' - helps to differentiate! It doesn't seem though that either of the others does that. Do you think they came from different roots?
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my money is on the corner piece
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of troy 04/19/2002 2:23 PM ![]()
flip that quoin!
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