A structure made of parts joined or fitted together. A building; esp. one built of wood; a wall; a gate. Obsolete.

‘A building of timber standing on legs or steddles, to raise it out of the mud’ (Kent. Gloss. 1887). Obsolete.

Of a building or other structure: provided with a side or sides of a specified material (cf. side, v.1 2). Of an area: lined with something at the…

A house made of brick.

= adobe, n.

North American. A building made of brick; a brick-built house. Cf. red brick, n. 2a.

U.S. A building made of these bricks, or of the clay from which they are formed (cf. sense 2).

U.S. A rough, wooden structure, without decoration or furniture.

†(a) a brass or cast iron slab forming part of a blast furnace and containing holes through which slag is discharged during iron smelting (obsolete)…

Applied disparagingly to buildings (esp. Nonconformist churches) made partly of corrugated iron: tin chapel, tabernacle (cf. tabernacle, n. 6b)…

A house or other structure built with brick veneer walls.

A building made of red brick.

U.S. A building with a gambrel roof.

A weatherboarded dwelling or other building. Australian.

The proprietary name of a make of prefabricated building, usually having one storey and designed for temporary use.

A proprietary name for: a type of prefabricated building designed for quick assembly and easy transportation.