| Anything hung from a wall, such as cabinets or plumbing fixtures.
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| An adhesive used for attaching wallpaper.
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| A decorative paper for applying to the walls of a room.
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| Covering the entire floor area.
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| A door which has a veneer of walnut.
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| An overlay of a thin layer of walnut wood for outer finish or decoration.
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| The richly grained moderate reddish-brown wood of the walnut tree, used for veneers, cabinetmaking, and moldings.
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| A block sequence wherein successive blocks are completed at random after several starting blocks have been completed.
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| Bark or lack of wood from any cause on edge or corner of a piece of lumber except for eased edges.
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| 1. A large room in a hospital, that will accommodate several patient beds. 2. The inner court of a castle or fortress. 3. A local Mormon congregation. 4. A projecting ridge of metal on a lock to prevent insertion of a key that does not have a matching notch.
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| A clothes storage cabinet with a locking door.
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| A room or freestanding closet where clothes are kept.
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| A storage room or building.
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| Any heating system which depends upon the circulation of warm air.
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| Colors in which red-orange predominates; so termed because of the association with fire, heat, and sunshine.
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| Any color except green may be warmed by adding red; green is warmed by adding yellow.
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| 1. Any variation from a true or plane surface. 2. Warp includes bow, crook, cup, and twist, or any combination thereof. 3. In carpet, the backing yarns running lengthwise.
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| A concave or convex curvature of a material that was intended to be perfectly flat.
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| A promise that a fact is true.
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| A truss in which the top and bottom chords are parallel or nearly so, the top chord sometimes sloping for roof drainage.
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| A very thin coat of finishing material, usually shellac.
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| A waist high sink which supplies a steady stream of water to cleanse the hands.
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| A thin inhibiting paint usually chromate pigmented with a polyvinyl butyrate binder.
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| The slant of a sill, wall, parapet, or capping, to allow the water to run off easily.
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| In asphalt paving, see Corrugations.
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| see Coin Washer.
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| see Flat Washer.
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| see Steel Welding Washer.
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| A flat thin ring or a perforated plate used in joints or assemblies to ensure tightness or relieve friction.
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| A clothes washer that includes a high speed centrifugal drying cycle that removes all the free water except for dampness.
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