Lintel is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LINTEL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a horizontal supporting beam, also LINTOL
• a horizontal support of timber, stone, concrete, or steel across the top of a door or window.
• horizontal beam at the top of a door or window
• A horizontal member spanning an opening, and carrying the superincumbent weight by means of its strength in resisting crosswise fracture.
• horizontal beam used as a finishing piece over a door or window

Words related to LINTEL

lintels7 lintol6 lintols7

Words that contain LINTEL

lintels7 linteled9 lintelled10

How to use LINTEL in a sentence

• The lintel of the doorway of the Mycenaean treasury is composed of a single stone twenty-seven feet long and sixteen broad.
• We took off our slippers before touching the lintel of the door, as the place was particularly holy.
• He was standing by the door, leaning against the lintel, dressed in his working clothes, pipe in hand, looking straightforwardly out of the picture at her and smiling a little.
• One massive beam, crumbling and worm-eaten, as may be supposed after the centuries that it has been there, may still be seen serving as the lintel of a window.
• By the marks on the lintel she knew that Eudemarec had refreshed him in the hut, but she could not tell whether he was yet within.
• His broad shoulders filled the portal from side to side, and the peak of his white cap all but touched the lintel.
• In some cases the lintel of a doorway is formed of a single stone, and ornamented with very delicate carving.
• On Monday morning he went down to the chambers in the Temple where his name as a practising barrister was painted upon the lintel of the door.
• Casting that shadow, under the lintel, a young man clad for travel.
• He was as motionless as the lintel of the door on which he leaned.
• He leaned against the lintel and breathed deeply of the fresh morning air.
• A plate of polished brass hung on its lintel, bearing in large letters the word Salve.
• Just at the side of the lintel hung a broken and extremely dirty mirror and a quick glance into its revealing surface told him a full story.
• Little cottages fluttered flags at lintel and window.
• The larger rectangular doorways, when not partly closed by masonry, probably were covered only with blankets or skin rugs suspended from the lintel.
• A small window has been left immediately over the lintel of the newer door.
• The portico had a double door, whose lintel had once been supported by a massive central column of wood.
• He paused an instant on the lintel, motionless and rigid to the point of his sword, his eyes fixed on the white face of a girl who was cowered back against the further wall.
• It was partly bedded in mortar and stones above the lintel of a doorway leading to a loft above the gallery.
• I turned in at the door, bending at the low lintel.
• The front of the tunnel in the room has a lintel composed of a single stick about an inch in diameter, as shown in the section.
• The roof of the tunnel was the underside of the large bowlder mentioned, and the stick lintel was of no use except to show that no fire could have been built under it.
• Sir Marmaduke paused a moment under the lintel which dominated the broad entrance.
• It remained for the Greeks fully to develop the lintel.
• He unlocked the gate, and found that a spider had already constructed a large web, tying the door to the lintel, on the supposition that it was never to be opened again.
• Blair was very tall, and this black tuft, when she entered the door, barely grazed the lintel.
• She went out of the door, and the black tuft on her bonnet barely grazed the lintel.
• The doorway consists of two tall pillars with a great lintel laid across the top.
• Blinded unable to breathe, he groped his way across the door lintel into the blazing hut.
• A lintel nailed across the top of the posts completed the door frame.
• Sticks were nailed to the lintel and to the side posts, extending to the main frame of the hut, to which they were tied.
• In place of a hinge a hole was drilled into the sill and another into the lintel directly in line with it.

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