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Meanings of corrugated in English

Corrugated.

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Usage of corrugated in English
1
The slanting roof of the passage is made of clear, corrugated perspex.
The gathering
2
His face is long and corrugated; his expression of countenance singularly serious.
Justice in the By-Ways, a Tale of Life
3
The corrugated butt of the gun had crashed down on his forehead.
Gunsight Pass: How Oil Came to the Cattle Country and Brought a ...
4
The prosperity of the town was also shown by corrugated iron roofs.
Inca Land: Explorations in the Highlands of Peru
5
His corrugated snout was thrust quickly over the edge of the raft.
The Adventures of Kathlyn
6
Both deliver Schiller's corrugated arguments with the passionate fluency of ideal politicians.
The Guardian
7
Rule stooped and kissed her corrugated forehead and then left the hut.
For Woman's Love
8
It was built of wood and had the inevitable corrugated iron roof.
A Town like Alice
9
The corrugated iron door unlocks from the outside and pushes open slowly.
The Irish Times
10
Sheet packing is often times made in a press, like corrugated matting.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 841, February 13, 1892
11
Telephone poles and corrugated iron warehouses in the town were knocked over.
Reuters
12
The cottage was very low, one-storied, and roofed with red corrugated iron.
Gone to Earth
13
Apparently something with claws was trying to scrape away the corrugated iron.
The Way of the Wild
14
In Windermere graffiti adorns the makeshift corrugated iron shacks known as pondokkies.
The South African
15
Together we hastened now toward the distillery, another of those corrugated-iron buildings.
The Treasure-Train
16
His brow became unpleasantly corrugated, his smile a thing of the past.
White Ashes
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Ireland
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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