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Meanings of baseboard in English
Wooden or vinyl board covering the lowest part of an interior wall where it meets the floor.
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Usage of baseboard in English
1
To either side of the shelving, lining the baseboard, were larger objects.
2
John's head struck the baseboard, and, for a moment he was stunned.
3
Below him, a framed photo of Katy lay angled to a baseboard.
4
Unseen by anyone, a mouse watched from a hole in the baseboard.
5
Within Ape House, faucets at various places near the baseboard sprang to life.
6
The shotgun skidded across the floor and ricocheted off a baseboard.
7
The baseboard moldings are carved and varnished and eighteen inches high.
8
It struck the baseboard with a thin clang and slid under the refrigerator.
9
He had crawled close to the baseboard of the room.
10
You want to feel a grinding going on between the spindle and the baseboard.
11
Fit up the baseboard with ten oak foot-rests 22 in.
12
So I lifted the baseboard, and this was behind it.
13
Two night-lights glowed near the baseboard, casting yellowish columns of light up the wall.
14
You might find that the ember sticks to the baseboard.
15
Then I picked up the Selectric's plug and stuck it in the baseboard socket.
16
It had been standing on end, and the pivoting baseboard had knocked it over.
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