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Meanings of furring in anglès
Thin strips of material used in building construction; the process of installing such strips.
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Usage of furring in anglès
1
The pine paneling was gone from the walls leaving just the furring strips.
2
Then a furring system is put on and another layer of metal, lathing and plastering.
3
Still, some men lived very well out of furring.
4
Vascular dementia, the artery-furring sort, is the second biggest dementia disease group by numbers of sufferers.
5
There the people were more densely settled, the hinterland was small, and many therefore could not go furring.
6
Legs and armpits are furring over.
7
No furring, no accumulation of dirt.
8
No wood furring or lath.
9
Keep yourself fit, stop your arteries furring up from all those rich dinners your wealthy clients keep treating you to.'
10
It leads to blood vessels furring up, becoming easy to block, which fatally starves the heart or brain of oxygen.
11
He were away t' following winter, 'furring,' so he told we, but no fox could ever get fooled by a trap Skipper Bill set.
12
To create a drop or false ceiling, just attach furring channels to your existing ceiling and hang a bunch of sheetrock panels from them.
13
The grass was the fresh green of early summer, clumps of sturdy growth shooting out of the rocks and furring the ground under the oaks.
14
Most cases were assumed to be of the vascular type, a furring up of brain arteries, which was still considered a normal part of aging.
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Furring employs large numbers of foreign males, and some thousands of both native and foreign females.