v. arch. rare. [f. ppl. stem of med.L. kernellāre: cf. prec. and CARNILATE v.] trans. = prec. Hence Kernellated ppl. a.
1851. Turner, Dom. Archit., I. vi. 260. In … 1315, he obtained the licence to kernellate, or fortify, his house at Bampton.
1861. C. Innes, Sk. Early Sc. Hist., 443. A stern, square keep, rudely kernellated.
