1. (of masonry) filled or pointed with small stones or chips (galletes) driven into mortar joints
Usage: architecture; chiefly British

Examples

• The old cottage featured galleted stonework that had survived centuries of weather.
• Galleted masonry was a common technique in medieval English construction.
• The builder used galleted joints to reinforce the flint wall.
• The restoration preserved the original galleted finish of the church exterior.