What is another word for basket-handle arch?
Pronunciation: [bˈaskɪthˈandə͡l ˈɑːt͡ʃ] (IPA) 
Basket-handle arch is a term used in architecture to describe a particular shape of an arch. The shape of this arch resembles the handle of a basket and is also known as a flattened bow or elliptical arch. Synonyms for the word basket-handle arch include Tudor arch, segmental arch, depressed arch, or low arch. The Tudor arch is a specific subtype of the basket-handle arch that is commonly seen in Gothic architecture. The segmental arch is another term, which refers to an arch that is less than a semicircle, and can be seen in many different architectural styles. The depressed arch or low arch describes the shape of an arch that is flattened rather than a full curve.
