weatherboards
1weatherboards — n. long boards that are thicker at one edge and are fitted together in a horizontally overlapping manner as siding for a building, clapboard; side of a watercraft that faces towards the wind (Nautical) v. cover or supply with weatherboards …
2Cowl (oast) — Cowls on a maltings at Ware, Herts. A Cowl is a device used on a kiln to keep the weather out of, and induce a flow of air through, the kiln. They are normally associated with oasts but can also be found on breweries (Letheringsett, Norfolk),… …
3weatherboard — /ˈwɛðəbɔd / (say wedhuhbawd) noun 1. one of a series of thin boards, usually thicker along one edge than the other, nailed on an outside wall or a roof in overlapping fashion to form a protective covering which will shed water. 2. a building… …
4weatherboarding — /wedh euhr bawr ding, bohr /, n. 1. a covering or facing of weatherboards. 2. weatherboards collectively. [1625 35; WEATHERBOARD + ING1] * * * …
5Cleveland Point Light — Not to be confused with Cape Cleveland Light. Cleveland Point Light (original) The old Cleveland Point Light, 2006 …
6Old Burnett Heads Light — Old Burnett Heads Light, 2010 …
7weatherboarding — n. siding for buildings, weatherboards collectivelyn. long boards that are thicker at one edge and are fitted together in a horizontally overlapping manner as siding for a building, clapboard; side of a watercraft that faces towards the wind… …
8weatherboarding — /ˈwɛðəbɔdɪŋ/ (say wedhuhbawding) noun 1. a covering or facing of weatherboards or the like. 2. weatherboards collectively. {weatherboard + ing1} …
9weatherboard — [weth′ərbôrd΄] n. 1. a) CLAPBOARD b) weatherboards collectively 2. Naut. the windward side of a ship vt. to cover with weatherboards …
10weath|er|board|ing — «WEHTH uhr BR dihng, BR », noun. 1. a covering or surface consisting of weatherboards, as on a wall or roof. 2. weatherboards collectively …
