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Meanings of wainscoted in English
Usage of wainscoted in English
1
It was wainscoted with ebony, and the furniture was of the same.
2
It was wainscoted from roof to floor-veiled, floored and walled in oak.
3
The interior of this little structure is wainscoted round with large panels.
4
Bulstrode met him outside the wainscoted parlor, where Raffles was, and said-
5
The walls were wainscoted in oak and had capacious book shelves.
6
The armour of knights stood about, and valuable trophies graced the wainscoted walls.
7
The walls were wainscoted, and the massive chimney-piece was carved with heraldic designs.
8
The old still-room of Mardykes Hall is an oblong room wainscoted.
9
It was large and wainscoted, and furnished with an ample dresser.
10
It was a bare wainscoted room, gloomy, lighted by two candle-ends.
11
The walls were wainscoted with arabesques and lines in gold.
12
The hall and great parlour are wainscoted with oak, and adorned with Ionic pilasters.
13
It was a large room on the lower floor, wainscoted with pine, and unpainted.
14
A brown upholstered bench ran around the brown, wainscoted walls.
15
The walls could be paneled in some rooms, wainscoted in others, and papered in others.
16
The room was wainscoted in white, and the panel-work around the great chimney was beautiful.
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