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Definition of build
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of build is as below...
Build (v. t.) To erect or
construct,
as an
edifice
or
fabric
of any kind; to form by
uniting
materials
into a
regular
structure;
to
fabricate;
to make; to
raise..
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Shore
::
Shore (n.) A prop, as a
timber,
placed
as a brace or
support
against
the side of a
building
or other
structure;
a prop
placed
beneath
anything,
as a beam, to
prevent
it from
sinking
or
sagging..
Frontispiece
::
Frontispiece
(n.) The
principal
front of a
building.
Strude
::
Structurist
(n.) One who forms
structures;
a
builder;
a
constructor.
Passage
::
Passage
(v. i.) Way; road; path;
channel
or
course
through
or by which one
passes;
way of exit or
entrance;
way of
access
or
transit.
Hence,
a
common
avenue
to
various
apartments
in a
building;
a hall; a
corridor..
Slater
::
Slater
(n.) One who lays
slates,
or whose
occupation
is to slate
buildings..
Turret
::
Turret
(n.) A
movable
building,
of a
square
form,
consisting
of ten or even
twenty
stories
and
sometimes
one
hundred
and
twenty
cubits
high,
usually
moved on
wheels,
and
employed
in
approaching
a
fortified
place,
for
carrying
soldiers,
engines,
ladders,
casting
bridges,
and other
necessaries..
Cabinet
::
Cabinet
(n.) Any
building
or room set apart for the safe
keeping
and
exhibition
of works of art, etc.; also, the
collection
itself..
Cofferdam
::
Cofferdam
(n.) A
water-tight
inclosure,
as of piles
packed
with clay, from which the water is
pumped
to
expose
the
bottom
(of a
river,
etc.) and
permit
the
laying
of
foundations,
building
of
piers,
etc..
Ropewalk
::
Ropewalk
(a.) A long,
covered
walk, or a low, level
building,
where ropes are
manufactured..
Plan
::
Plan (a.) A
draught
or form;
properly,
a
representation
drawn on a
plane,
as a map or a
chart;
especially,
a top view, as of a
machine,
or the
representation
or
delineation
of a
horizontal
section
of
anything,
as of a
building;
a
graphic
representation;
a
diagram..
Carpenter
::
Carpenter
(n.) An
artificer
who works in
timber;
a
framer
and
builder
of
houses,
ships,
etc..
Castlebuilder
::
Castlebuilder
(n.) Fig.: one who
builds
castles
in the air or forms
visionary
schemes.
Thornbird
::
Thornbird
(n.) A small South
American
bird
(Anumbius
anumbii)
allied
to the
ovenbirds
of the genus
Furnarius).
It
builds
a very large and
complex
nest of twigs and
thorns
in a bush or tree.
Housebuilder
::
Housebuilder
(n.) One whose
business
is to build
houses;
a
housewright.
Corb
::
Corb (n.) An
ornament
in a
building;
a
corbel.
Stablish
::
Stabling
(n.) A
building,
shed, or room for
horses
and
cattle..
Binder
::
Binder
(n.)
Anything
that
binds,
as a
fillet,
cord, rope, or band; a
bandage;
-- esp. the
principal
piece of
timber
intended
to bind
together
any
building..
Penitentiary
::
Penitentiary
(n.) A small
building
in a
monastery
where
penitents
confessed.
Mason
::
Mason (v. t.) To build
stonework
or
brickwork
about,
under,
in, over, etc.; to
construct
by
masons;
-- with a
prepositional
suffix;
as, to mason up a well or
terrace;
to mason in a
kettle
or
boiler..
Goudron
::
Goudron
(n.) a small
fascine
or
fagot,
steeped
in wax,
pitch,
and glue, used in
various
ways, as for
igniting
buildings
or
works,
or to light
ditches
and
ramparts..
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