Meanings of wooden paling in English

A small grassy enclosure, with a wooden paling round it, was the monks' burying-place.

Then he carefully replaced the wooden paling and, taking Susie's arm began to walk rapidly towards their inn.

Ahead on a slight rise is a copse set within a stone wall topped by a wooden paling fence.

It stood in the middle of this scanty village, and had a little unkempt garden about it inclosed within a wooden paling.

Apparently space was found for it with difficulty, and it got wedged between an enormous holly hedge and a stiff wooden paling.

Now he stood leaning on the wooden paling, and his movements showed the back and loins in strong outline, marking the thick calves.

The house stood by itself, a little back from the road, and a wooden paling enclosed a piece of garden ground before it.

In the middle of this thicket stood an old summer-house in the Chinese style: a wooden paling separated the garden from a blind alley.

Go down that side lane till you come to some wooden palings.

Wooden palings: none of that there wire.

Farnaby was out of sight, round the corner, watching the house over the low wooden palings of the back garden.

Broken wooden palings stood in front of the small area into which descent was made by means of a few wooden steps.

The wooden palings which surrounded the weed-grown gardens were strewn about and broken; hogs, goats, and ill-fed poultry wandered in and out through the gaps.