walling
/ˈwɔːlɪŋ
/noun [mass noun]
1A length of wall: the castle’s high perimeter walling...
- But he said there was concern about the new buildings, walling, access and repercussions on the Unitary Development Plan.
1.1The material from which a wall is built: granite walling...
- Initially the main focus will be on crafts such as bricklaying, but heritage skills such as stone masonry, drystone walling, lime mortar and other specialist plastic finishes will also be offered.
- Our homes are built from many different industrial minerals, including not only natural stone but also clays for bricks and tiles, slates for roofs, limestone for cement, silica sands for glass, and gypsum for plasterboard for walling.
- Rectangular in plan, 4.47 m. long by 1.82 m wide, it is constructed in the usual fashion with vertical slabs infilled with dry-stone walling.
2The action of building a wall: I did offer to do a bit of walling for them...
- And next year, with the advent of the Single Farm Payment, he'll be scaling back his sheep operation a bit more, liberating yet more hours for walling.
- A Taylor Woodrow spokesman said: ‘Work on the external curtain walling is currently being completed.’
- In September, perimeter walling and fencing, valued at R20m, along the various zones will be completed.
- put a name to
- put and call
- put-and-take
- put an end to
- put a (or the) lid on
- put a (or the) stopper on
- put a period to
- put a price on
- put-aside
- put a sock in it
- put a spoke in someone's wheel
- put a stop to
- putative
- putative father
- putatively
- putative marriage
- put-away
- putback
- putcher
- putchism
- putchock
- putchuck
- putchuk
- put down
- put-down