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Meanings of wainscot in anglès
portuguès
painel Panel forming the lower part of an interior wall when it is finished differently from the rest of the wall.
Usage of wainscot in anglès
1
Listen. And he jerked his thumb in the direction of the wainscot.
2
The wrench upon it had already pulled the bodkin from the wainscot.
3
The young man rose and walked to the wainscot and back again.
4
When my grandfather died I had the wainscot door cemented in.
5
And with a crayon he made drawings on the wainscot of the room.
6
The high-moulded wainscot was of red and green porphyry, somberly smooth and shining.
7
Above the wainscot, the dull tapestried walls reached to a ceiling richly panelled.
8
The woman turns upon him her wainscot face and promises amendment.
9
Indented,-forwant of writing materials,-witha key on the wainscot of his cell.
10
Then opening a door in the wainscot near the fireplace he flung it in.
11
Dorcas, in our absence, tried to get at the wainscot-box in the dark closet.
12
A screen of wainscot partitioned off the lobby, carved in panels of grotesque workmanship.
13
Here I am, just like a rat in the wainscot.
14
The partitions and walls were of wainscot-work, with mouldings about the doors and windows.
15
That floor space was bare; a rug, rolled up, rested against the further wainscot.
16
For the most part it lay between wall and wainscot.
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United Kingdom
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