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Definition of built
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Built (n.)
Shape;
build;
form of
structure;
as, the built of a
ship..
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Clipper
::
Clipper
(n.) A
vessel
with a sharp bow, built and
rigged
for fast
sailing..
Whisky
::
Whisky
(n.) A light
carriage
built for rapid
motion;
--
called
also
tim-whiskey.
Truss
::
Truss (n.) An
assemblage
of
members
of wood or
metal,
supported
at two
points,
and
arranged
to
transmit
pressure
vertically
to those
points,
with the least
possible
strain
across
the
length
of any
member.
Architectural
trusses
when left
visible,
as in open
timber
roofs,
often
contain
members
not
needed
for
construction,
or are built with
greater
massiveness
than is
requisite,
or are
composed
in
unscientific
ways in
accordance
with the
exigencies
of
style..
Batardeau
::
Batardeau
(n.) A wall built
across
the ditch of a
fortification,
with a
sluice
gate to
regulate
the
height
of water in the ditch on both sides of the
wall..
Superstructive
::
Superstruction
(n.) That which id
superstructed,
or built upon some
foundation;
an
edifice;
a
superstructure..
Ice-built
::
Ice-built
(a.)
Loaded
with ice.
Flashing
::
Flashing
(n.)
Pieces
of
metal,
built into the
joints
of a wall, so as to lap over the edge of the
gutters
or to cover the edge of the
roofing;
also,
similar
pieces
used to cover the
valleys
of roofs of
slate,
shingles,
or the like. By
extension,
the metal
covering
of
ridges
and hips of
roofs;
also, in the
United
States,
the
protecting
of
angles
and
breaks
in walls of frame
houses
with
waterproof
material,
tarred
paper,
or the like. Cf.
Filleting..
Hewn
::
Hewn (a.)
Felled,
cut, or
shaped
as with an ax;
roughly
squared;
as, a house built of hewn
logs..
Groined
::
Groined
(a.) Built with
groins;
as, a
groined
ceiling;
a
groined
vault..
Timbered
::
Timbered
(a.)
Built;
formed;
contrived.
Structured
::
Structure
(n.) That which is
built;
a
building;
esp., a
building
of some size or
magnificence;
an
edifice..
Offset
::
Offset
(n.) A
horizontal
ledge on the face of a wall,
formed
by a
diminution
of its
thickness,
or by the
weathering
or upper
surface
of a part built out from it; --
called
also
set-off..
Overbuilt
::
Overbuilt
(a.)
Having
too many
buildings;
as, an
overbuilt
part of a
town..
High-built
::
High-built
(a.) Of lofty
structure;
tall.
Slip
::
Slip (n.) An
inclined
plane on which a
vessel
is
built,
or upon which it is
hauled
for
repair..
Wharf
::
Wharf (n.) A
structure
or
platform
of
timber,
masonry,
iron,
earth,
or other
material,
built on the shore of a
harbor,
river,
canal,
or the like, and
usually
extending
from the shore to deep
water,
so that
vessels
may lie close
alongside
to
receive
and
discharge
cargo,
passengers,
etc.; a quay; a
pier..
Shipyard
::
Shipyard
(n.) A yard,
place,
or
inclosure
where ships are built or
repaired..
Frigate-built
::
Frigate-built
(a.) Built like a
frigate
with a
raised
quarter-deck
and
forecastle.
Land
::
Land (n.) The lap of the
strakes
in a
clinker-built
boat; the lap of
plates
in an iron
vessel;
--
called
also
landing.
Fireplace
::
Fireplace
(n.) The part a
chimney
appropriated
to the fire; a
hearth;
--
usually
an open
recess
in a wall, in which a fire may be
built..
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