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Definition of timber
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Timber
(n.) Fig.:
Material
for any
structure.
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Barren
::
Barren
(n.)
Elevated
lands or
plains
on which grow small
trees,
but not
timber;
as, pine
barrens;
oak
barrens.
They are not
necessarily
sterile,
and are often
fertile..
Sawmill
::
Sawmill
(n.) A mill for
sawing,
especially
one for
sawing
timber
or
lumber..
Post
::
Post (n.) A piece of
timber,
metal,
or other solid
substance,
fixed,
or to be
fixed,
firmly
in an
upright
position,
especially
when
intended
as a stay or
support
to
something
else; a
pillar;
as, a
hitching
post; a fence post; the posts of a
house..
Score
::
Score (v. t.) To mark with
lines,
scratches,
or
notches;
to cut
notches
or
furrows
in; to
notch;
to
scratch;
to
furrow;
as, to score
timber
for
hewing;
to score the back with a
lash..
Puncheon
::
Puncheon
(n.) A
short,
upright
piece of
timber
in
framing;
a short post; an
intermediate
stud..
Bridle Iron
::
Bridle
iron () A
strong
flat bar of iron, so bent as to
support,
as in a
stirrup,
one end of a floor
timber,
etc., where no
sufficient
bearing
can be had; --
called
also
stirrup
and
hanger..
Timbered
::
Timbered
(a.)
Covered
with
growth
timber;
wooden;
as,
well-timbered
land..
Ribbing
::
Ribbing
(n.) An
assemblage
or
arrangement
of ribs, as the
timberwork
for the
support
of an arch or coved
ceiling,
the veins in the
leaves
of some
plants,
ridges
in the
fabric
of
cloth,
or the
like..
Crosspiece
::
Crosspiece
(n.) A bar or
timber
connecting
two
knightheads
or two
bitts.
Sizable
::
Sizable
(a.) Being of
reasonable
or
suitable
size; as,
sizable
timber;
sizable
bulk..
Cherry
::
Cherry
(n.) The
timber
of the
cherry
tree, esp. of the black
cherry,
used in
cabinetmaking,
etc..
Cut
::
Cut (n.) A
portion
severed
or cut off; a
division;
as, a cut of beef; a cut of
timber..
Carpentry
::
Carpentry
(n.) The art of
cutting,
framing,
and
joining
timber,
as in the
construction
of
buildings..
Crane
::
Crane (n.) A
machine
for
raising
and
lowering
heavy
weights,
and, while
holding
them
suspended,
transporting
them
through
a
limited
lateral
distance.
In one form it
consists
of a
projecting
arm or jib of
timber
or iron, a
rotating
post or base, and the
necessary
tackle,
windlass,
etc.; -- so
called
from a
fancied
similarity
between
its arm and the neck of a crane See
Illust.
of
Derrick..
Lumber
::
Lumber
(v. i.) To cut logs in the
forest,
or
prepare
timber
for
market..
Sylviculturist
::
Sylviculture
(n.) The
cultivation
of
forest
trees for
timber
or other
purposes;
forestry;
arboriculture.
Notching
::
Notching
(n.) A
method
of
joining
timbers,
scantling,
etc., by
notching
them, as at the ends, and
overlapping
or
interlocking
the
notched
portions..
Cog
::
Cog (n.) A kind of tenon on the end of a
joist,
received
into a notch in a
bearing
timber,
and
resting
flush with its upper
surface..
Spalt
::
Spalt (a.)
Liable
to break or
split;
brittle;
as, spalt
timber..
Futtock
::
Futtock
(n.) One of the
crooked
timbers
which are
scarfed
together
to form the lower part of the
compound
rib of a
vessel;
one of the
crooked
transverse
timbers
passing
across
and over the keel.
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