Definition of shiplap in English:

shiplap

verbˈʃɪplapˈSHipˌlap

[with object]

Fit (boards) together so that each overlaps the one below.
I shiplapped the boards and then glued and screwed them to the braces
Example sentencesExamples
- You can boost the effectiveness of this insulation by choosing foam with shiplapped edges.
- One of those twisted, warped panels got flattened and became the shiplapped back on this.
- We went to the added step of shiplapping the boards to add a nice detail.
- These trailers have a 32 mm shiplapped pine deck and 14’ galvanized rims with 8 ply tyres.
- The curved lid uses sliding dovetails in the frame and then bent, shiplapped boards form the outer skin.
- The front elevation is crowned by a dome-capped, tiered bell tower with a shiplapped, bottom tier and a louvered, octagonal bell chamber.
- Panels are manufactured with shiplapped edges making installation quick, easy and uniform.
- The edges of the boards are profiled for shiplapping.
- On the first story, the rigid insulation becomes the drainage plane - all vertical joints must be shiplapped, flashed, or sealed; all horizontal joints must be sealed or taped.

nounˈʃɪplapˈSHipˌlap

mass noun

1Boards which have been shiplapped, typically used for cladding.
shingles rest on roofing paper laid on shiplap
Example sentencesExamples
- Corrugated steel roofing, shiny cylindrical smokestacks, and shiplap siding extend the outbuilding vocabulary.
- Glossy white shiplap paneling up to plate-rail height is a textural supporting player for the stencil.
- Instead, they still utilize the same construction techniques - mortises, tenons, floating panels, shiplaps and dovetails - used centuries ago in building fine antiques.
- The shiplaps are best installed facing away from the prevailing weather.
- These heavy pieces are pinned into the shiplaps, but often the pin has broken and the finials have loosened or fallen off.
- Unless the edge of the door is damaged, or a hard wind is blowing up, forcing water under the shiplap, the joint should be watertight in normal rain.
- Rooms overlooking the rear garden are more intimate in scale and shielded from view by screens of immaculately detailed fir studs and shiplap cladding.
- Jointing details are all executed thoughtfully and the shiplap panels relate beautifully to the gently curved elevations.
1. 1.1count noun, usually as modifier A joint between boards made by halving.
  a shiplap joint
  Example sentencesExamples
  They overlap with a shiplap joint between courses and a lap joint between shingles in the same course.
  Nail through the shiplap joint but don't nail in the channel groove.

Definition of shiplap in US English:

shiplap

verbˈSHipˌlap

[with object]

Fit (boards) together so that each overlaps the one below.
I shiplapped the boards and then glued and screwed them to the braces
Example sentencesExamples
- These trailers have a 32 mm shiplapped pine deck and 14’ galvanized rims with 8 ply tyres.
- We went to the added step of shiplapping the boards to add a nice detail.
- One of those twisted, warped panels got flattened and became the shiplapped back on this.
- You can boost the effectiveness of this insulation by choosing foam with shiplapped edges.
- The curved lid uses sliding dovetails in the frame and then bent, shiplapped boards form the outer skin.
- The front elevation is crowned by a dome-capped, tiered bell tower with a shiplapped, bottom tier and a louvered, octagonal bell chamber.
- On the first story, the rigid insulation becomes the drainage plane - all vertical joints must be shiplapped, flashed, or sealed; all horizontal joints must be sealed or taped.
- The edges of the boards are profiled for shiplapping.
- Panels are manufactured with shiplapped edges making installation quick, easy and uniform.

nounˈSHipˌlap

1Boards which have been shiplapped, typically used for cladding.
Example sentencesExamples
- Corrugated steel roofing, shiny cylindrical smokestacks, and shiplap siding extend the outbuilding vocabulary.
- Rooms overlooking the rear garden are more intimate in scale and shielded from view by screens of immaculately detailed fir studs and shiplap cladding.
- Unless the edge of the door is damaged, or a hard wind is blowing up, forcing water under the shiplap, the joint should be watertight in normal rain.
- Glossy white shiplap paneling up to plate-rail height is a textural supporting player for the stencil.
- Instead, they still utilize the same construction techniques - mortises, tenons, floating panels, shiplaps and dovetails - used centuries ago in building fine antiques.
- Jointing details are all executed thoughtfully and the shiplap panels relate beautifully to the gently curved elevations.
- These heavy pieces are pinned into the shiplaps, but often the pin has broken and the finials have loosened or fallen off.
- The shiplaps are best installed facing away from the prevailing weather.
1. 1.1usually as modifier A joint between boards made by halving.
  a shiplap joint
  Example sentencesExamples
  They overlap with a shiplap joint between courses and a lap joint between shingles in the same course.
  Nail through the shiplap joint but don't nail in the channel groove.

单词	shiplap
释义	Definition of shiplap in English: shiplap verbˈʃɪplapˈSHipˌlap [with object] Fit (boards) together so that each overlaps the one below. I shiplapped the boards and then glued and screwed them to the braces Example sentencesExamples You can boost the effectiveness of this insulation by choosing foam with shiplapped edges. One of those twisted, warped panels got flattened and became the shiplapped back on this. We went to the added step of shiplapping the boards to add a nice detail. These trailers have a 32 mm shiplapped pine deck and 14’ galvanized rims with 8 ply tyres. The curved lid uses sliding dovetails in the frame and then bent, shiplapped boards form the outer skin. The front elevation is crowned by a dome-capped, tiered bell tower with a shiplapped, bottom tier and a louvered, octagonal bell chamber. Panels are manufactured with shiplapped edges making installation quick, easy and uniform. The edges of the boards are profiled for shiplapping. On the first story, the rigid insulation becomes the drainage plane - all vertical joints must be shiplapped, flashed, or sealed; all horizontal joints must be sealed or taped. nounˈʃɪplapˈSHipˌlap mass noun 1Boards which have been shiplapped, typically used for cladding. shingles rest on roofing paper laid on shiplap Example sentencesExamples Corrugated steel roofing, shiny cylindrical smokestacks, and shiplap siding extend the outbuilding vocabulary. Glossy white shiplap paneling up to plate-rail height is a textural supporting player for the stencil. Instead, they still utilize the same construction techniques - mortises, tenons, floating panels, shiplaps and dovetails - used centuries ago in building fine antiques. The shiplaps are best installed facing away from the prevailing weather. These heavy pieces are pinned into the shiplaps, but often the pin has broken and the finials have loosened or fallen off. Unless the edge of the door is damaged, or a hard wind is blowing up, forcing water under the shiplap, the joint should be watertight in normal rain. Rooms overlooking the rear garden are more intimate in scale and shielded from view by screens of immaculately detailed fir studs and shiplap cladding. Jointing details are all executed thoughtfully and the shiplap panels relate beautifully to the gently curved elevations. 1.1count noun, usually as modifier A joint between boards made by halving. a shiplap joint Example sentencesExamples They overlap with a shiplap joint between courses and a lap joint between shingles in the same course. Nail through the shiplap joint but don't nail in the channel groove. Definition of shiplap in US English: shiplap verbˈSHipˌlap [with object] Fit (boards) together so that each overlaps the one below. I shiplapped the boards and then glued and screwed them to the braces Example sentencesExamples These trailers have a 32 mm shiplapped pine deck and 14’ galvanized rims with 8 ply tyres. We went to the added step of shiplapping the boards to add a nice detail. One of those twisted, warped panels got flattened and became the shiplapped back on this. You can boost the effectiveness of this insulation by choosing foam with shiplapped edges. The curved lid uses sliding dovetails in the frame and then bent, shiplapped boards form the outer skin. The front elevation is crowned by a dome-capped, tiered bell tower with a shiplapped, bottom tier and a louvered, octagonal bell chamber. On the first story, the rigid insulation becomes the drainage plane - all vertical joints must be shiplapped, flashed, or sealed; all horizontal joints must be sealed or taped. The edges of the boards are profiled for shiplapping. Panels are manufactured with shiplapped edges making installation quick, easy and uniform. nounˈSHipˌlap 1Boards which have been shiplapped, typically used for cladding. Example sentencesExamples Corrugated steel roofing, shiny cylindrical smokestacks, and shiplap siding extend the outbuilding vocabulary. Rooms overlooking the rear garden are more intimate in scale and shielded from view by screens of immaculately detailed fir studs and shiplap cladding. Unless the edge of the door is damaged, or a hard wind is blowing up, forcing water under the shiplap, the joint should be watertight in normal rain. Glossy white shiplap paneling up to plate-rail height is a textural supporting player for the stencil. Instead, they still utilize the same construction techniques - mortises, tenons, floating panels, shiplaps and dovetails - used centuries ago in building fine antiques. Jointing details are all executed thoughtfully and the shiplap panels relate beautifully to the gently curved elevations. These heavy pieces are pinned into the shiplaps, but often the pin has broken and the finials have loosened or fallen off. The shiplaps are best installed facing away from the prevailing weather. 1.1usually as modifier A joint between boards made by halving. a shiplap joint Example sentencesExamples They overlap with a shiplap joint between courses and a lap joint between shingles in the same course. Nail through the shiplap joint but don't nail in the channel groove.
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