Wainscoting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAINSCOTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• line (a room or wall) with wooden panelling
NOUN:
• oak panelling, also WAINSCOTTING
• an area of wooden panelling on the lower part of the walls of a room.
• imported oak of fine quality, used mainly to make panelling.
• a drab yellowish to brown-coloured European moth.
• The act or occupation of covering or lining with boards in panel.
• The material used to wainscot a house, or the wainscot as a whole; panelwork.
• a wainscoted wall (or wainscoted walls collectively)
• wooden panels that can be used to line the walls of a room
• oak panelling
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to line the walls of with wooden paneling

Words related to WAINSCOTING

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Words that contain WAINSCOTING

wainscotings18

How to use WAINSCOTING in a sentence

• Eight mahogany chairs stood in a row against the white wainscoting.
• The floor is in white Italian mosaic, with frieze of the old rose, and the wainscoting repeats the same tints.
• Then they left the room and the captain took a key from his pocket and unlocked a secret panel in the wainscoting of the cabin.
• Not until the pile had grown far above the wainscoting on the kitchen wall, did a stick crashing to the floor tell Miss Morgan that Bud was in the house.
• The oak wainscoting is real, though patched with deal and painted white in recent times.
• The walls, the pillars, the wainscoting and the entire exterior as well as the interior of the building are the same.
• The products of combustion are discharged through a pipe of small diameter, which may be readily inserted into an already existing chimney or be hidden behind the wainscoting.
• At one side of a fireplace, a bit of metal had been found under the molding of a panel in the wainscoting.
• As he fell, he pitched still further back, in his effort to save himself, and his head struck the wainscoting as he reached the floor.
• Hall, living room, and dining room, for instance, may be treated with a high or low wood wainscoting and wooden panels extending to a wooden cornice at the ceiling.
• Above the high oak wainscoting the walls were covered with dark red paper, against which background brown photographs of famous paintings showed to excellent advantage.
• A strange ticking made itself heard in the wainscoting.
• The rich wainscoting reached half way to the ceiling.
• Nancy Wentworth held her breath, turned her face to the wall, and silently wiped the paint of the wainscoting.
• Some one must have drawn up against the wainscoting since my departure from the room.
• The stalls are late Perpendicular work, the wainscoting behind the stalls being later still, as we can see from the subjects carved on the upper part of each panel.
• The interior is remarkable for its beautiful oak wainscoting.
• The frame for this portrait was the black oak of the library wainscoting, picked out with the faded gold on backs of books in a uniform binding of brown leather.
• In the wall, or rather in the wainscoting of the other end, there was a closed door, which led one to think that there were other rooms behind it.
• There is nothing better for wainscoting, and in fact for any surface whatsoever subject to soil and wear.
• Raoul, first disengaged, tore the burning wainscoting down, and threw it flaming into the chamber.
• I sprang hastily out of bed, dressed myself, and, looking about my room, perceived in the wainscoting a small door, which I had not seen the night before.
• The floor is of lignolith laid down in one sheet and carried up as a wainscoting so that no crevice exists for entrance of insects or dust.
• On the other hand, the dyed patterns on the reed wainscoting, and the carvings on the posts, lintel and boards, showed real beauty and a true sense of line and curve.
• Only a few hours before I had heard a similar sound rising from the wainscoting of my own room in Glenarm House.
• The inside of the door by which I had entered was a part of the wainscoting of the room, and the opening was wholly covered with a map of the Holy Land.
• When I went into the church for my early service I found that some one had ripped off the wainscoting in a half a dozen places and even pried up the altar.
• I closed the door in the wainscoting and hung the map back in place.
• Neither a fugitive nor a pursuer could make any entrance from the parlour side, unless the wainscoting itself were torn off.
• He had only reached the dining room of the Leete house, which he was explaining had a white wainscoting when she interrupted him.
• The dark woodwork of the old English wainscoting glowed with the crimson flaming of logs in the wide fireplace.
• The walls were built of jade, sweet-smelling woods were used for the framework and wainscoting, the roof was of glass, the steps of agate.

Similar words containing WAINSCOT without suffix ing

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