| The horizontal surface of a step in a stair.
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| Lumber infused or coated with stain or chemicals to retard fire, decay, insect damage, or deterioration due to weather.
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| Wooden pole infused or coated with stain or chemicals to retard fire, decay, insect damage, or deterioration due to weather.
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| Vertical post infused or coated with stain or chemicals to retard fire, decay, insect damage, or deterioration due to weather.
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| see Root Ball.
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| The trimming of leaves, branches or larger portions of a tree, or the chopping down of a tree.
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| The pruning or trimming of certain parts of a tree for aesthetic or practical purposes.
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| The digging out of a tree with its root system intact, to relocate it to a different place.
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| The chopping down, carrying off, or disposal of a tree or tree segments.
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| The pruning or light cutting of branches, leaves or other portions of a tree for practical or aesthetic purposes.
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| A planting space for one or more trees.
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| A wooden pin, peg, or spike used chiefly for fastening planking and ceiling to a framework.
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| A three cusped element in Gothic tracery.
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| A light latticework on which trees or shrubs may be trained.
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| A large funnel with a tube attached, used to deliver concrete into deep forms or beneath water or slurry; a tremie slows down the concrete and resists segregation of the aggregates.
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| Frame and cover of cast iron components to cover recessed lineal element designed to collect water from surface and deliver to drainage pipe or pit.
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| A long, narrow excavation; a ditch.
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| A mechanical device used to dig narrow channels in the ground.
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| The act or process of digging narrow channels in the ground.
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| Unauthorized entry upon the real property of another.
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| 1. A braced framework bridge supporting a railroad track. 2. A table frame consisting of a horizontal member supported by a pair of divergent legs at each end.
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| Harmony obtained by using colors from three equidistant points of the color wheel; red, yellow, and blue make up a triad.
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| A batch of concrete prepared to establish or check proportions of the constituents.
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| A hearing conducted by a judge at which litigants are entitled to introduce evidence and arguments supporting, and defending against, claims.
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| 1. Three sided plane figure; a polygon of three sides. 2. A transparent plastic drafting tool in the shape of a triangle, usually either 45 degrees, 30-60 degrees, or adjustable.
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| The science dealing with friction, wear, and lubrication of interacting surfaces.
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| Low pressure, synthetic chemical refrigerant which is also used as a cleaning fluid.
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| Complete name of R-113, a synthetic, nontoxoic and nonflammable Group 1 refrigerant in rather common use; chemical components which make up this refrigerant are chlorine, fluorine, and ethane.
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| The bricks laid in the middle of a wall between the two main leads to overcome the sag in the line and also to keep the center plumb in case there is a wind bearing upon the line.
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| Parts of a Doric frieze; the triglyphs are vertical lines and the metopes are the spaces between.
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