inbondadj.
/ˈɪnbɒnd/ Building.
Said of a brick or stone laid with its length across a wall (also called a header); also of a wall built wholly or mainly of bricks or stones thus placed. Opposed to outbond.
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herringbone1700
random1703
brick-on-edge1750
Cyclopean1822
uncoursed1825
long and short1835
inbond1842
throughband1844
isodomous1850
coursed1851
brick veneer1881
out-bond1882
joint-bedded1883
snecked1883
rat-trap bond1932
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1842 J. Gwilt Encycl. Archit. Gloss. 988 Inbond Jambstone, a bondstone laid in the joint of an aperture.
1864 Webster's Amer. Dict. Eng. Lang. Inbond-stone, a stone laid lengthwise across a wall; a header.
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adj.1842