Gable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GABLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to form a gable (a triangular section of wall)
NOUN:
• the triangular upper part of a wall at the end of a ridged roof
• a wall topped with a gable.
• a gable-shaped canopy over a window or door.
• triangular upper part of a wall between sloping roofs
• A cable.
• The vertical triangular portion of the end of a building, from the level of the cornice or eaves to the ridge of the roof. Also, a similar end when not triangular in shape, as of a gambrel roof and the like.
• The end wall of a building, as distinguished from the front or rear side.
• A decorative member having the shape of a triangular gable, such as that above a Gothic arch in a doorway.
• the vertical triangular wall between the sloping ends of gable roof
• United States film actor (1901-1960)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to form a triangular section of a wall

Words related to GABLE

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Words that contain GABLE

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How to use GABLE in a sentence

• I used to think little, young as I was, of swinging myself with a rope round my thigh off the West Inch gable, and that stood three-and-fifty feet above the ground.
• The northern gable and part of the arch below have been repaired very carefully amid an outcry from all parts of England against the restoration.
• The shadow under the upper gable was like the shadow under a frowning brow.
• It turns its face toward the village, old and gray and humble as any house there, and looks on the road sideways, through the small shy window of its gable end.
• Every house in Garranard I know, and I see each gable end and each doorway as I sit thinking, and all the faces of my parishioners.
• The birds had deposited numbers of acorns in the gable end.
• A fine statue of the Virgin will be noticed in the eastern gable of the nave.
• Two stones may be observed upon the gable wall immediately above the basins of holy water in the interior of the church of S.
• At the north end of the island, around a promontory called Gable Point, there were five small islands called The Keys.
• At low water, and for an hour before and after, you can cross to Gable point dry-shod.
• Walls ran along these roads with an occasional house with its gable of the old Dutch type.
• The ability to shave himself was the one manly accomplishment Gable had learned in a long life.
• A hundred yards off shore they lifted the dripping paddles in mute adieu to old Donald McPhee, smoking his pipe at the gable end of his cabin.
• We then descended again a couple of thousand feet to the village of Chavaria, which is the only Mexican village I have seen where the houses had gable roofs covered with shingles.
• Its height up to the gable is sixty-eight feet, and its length 2,300 feet.
• And there is a golden vase at each end of the roof, and a golden Victory in the middle of the gable.
• The southern gable was turned towards the intruder, and in it were two small windows at the top, crowded between the thick chimney and the roof slope.
• They may be lighted by one or more windows in the rear gable.
• This door leads from the office out on a small porch, with a floor and two columns, 8x5 feet, and nine feet high, with a gable and double roof of the same pitch as the house.
• The street having been widened about forty years ago, the front gable was now precisely on a line with it.
• To make some rough attempt at a conception of what these figures amount to, suppose the tree fallen at the gable of an ordinary two-story house.
• Above this parapet appears the gable of the main roof in which is inserted a triangular window, with elegant tracery, lighting the space between the vault and outer roof.
• There is also a row of niches on the towers immediately above the ornamental gable of the aisle windows, and the upper part of each tower is covered with niches.
• The fourth is of much the same character, but that the divisions are shorter and have no gable above them.
• The left gable is occupied by the figure of a male saint.
• There was a smaller pair on each gable of the house, also.
• Langlois has engraved the gable end of an old house at Louviers, said to have belonged to the Knights Templars.
• She put her hands in her large side pockets and lounged leisurely past the gable end of a house.
• The timbers at the gable ends rose gradually higher, the middle pieces being the broadest.

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