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gauged, gaged, ppl. a.|geɪdʒd|
[f. gauge v.1 + -ed1.]
1. Marked or measured with a gauge.
1678Moxon Mech. Exerc. I. 79 Work your stuff down to those two Gaged Lines.
2. Bricklaying. Of bricks: Cut or rubbed accurately to a uniform size. gauged arch, an arch composed of gauged bricks. gauged work, work in which gauged bricks are used.
1823P. Nicholson Pract. Build. 345 The fine red cutting bricks are used for ruled and gauged work. 1836Penny Cycl. V. 410/1 The bricks for rubbed or gauged arches are cut with radiating lines. 1842–59Gwilt Archit. (ed. 4) §1897 It was formerly..the practice to face the front walls of houses with guaged or rubbed bricks. 1848–52Dict. Archit. s.v., Gauged and rubbed brickwork. 1851Laxton Builder's Price Bk. 37 Arches..Mouldings in gauged and cut malms, set in putty.
3. Plastering. Mixed in the proper proportions for quick drying. gauged stuff = gauge-stuff (see gauge n. 15).
1848–52Dict. Archit. s.v. Gauged stuff, Lath plastered, floated, and set with gauged putty appears in the price books between 1830 and 1840..Mortar mixed with roman cement to accelerate the drying of the brickwork is also called gauged mortar. 1897Laxton's Builders' Price Bk. (ed. 18) 253 Coarse plaster [is used] principally for what is called ‘gauged work’.
4. Dressmaking. (Cf. gauge v. 8.)
1896Daily News 17 Oct. 6/5 The long sleeves are also in gauged muslin.
5. Of a weir: Fitted with movable paddles or shutters.
1791Rep. Navig. Thames & Isis Estim. 3 At Shifford's Wear, a new Pound Lock, a new gauged Wear and Cut, raising Banks, &c. {pstlg}1200. |