Preposition: against

• casing: Note that as the board does not abut against the centreplate casing, a rebate is only needed at one end.

Object

• nave: East wall:- abuts nave, the latter's roof rising to more than half way up the second stage.

• rear: A gravel terrace abuts the rear of the main house with a further brick path to the side of the farmhouse kitchen.

• wall: Abuts the north wall of the chancel, overlapping the east end of the aisle.

• tower: South wall: rebuilt at the west end where it abuts the tower.

• surface: On areas where grass abuts a hard surface, any overgrowing turf is cut back once every two years.

Preposition: on

• road: The above property abuts on the public road leading from Watton to holme Hale west.

• side: Its narrow streets and alleys and attractive trees and lawns form a remarkable contrast with the redeveloped areas which abut on all sides.

Used with why or when

• what: Only having my dog here and worrying abut what would happen to her if I did something has stopped me.

Modifying Another Word

• directly: Many of the employment areas in the Boro directly abut residential areas.

• not: Note that as the board does not abut against the centreplate casing, a rebate is only needed at one end.

• also: It also abuts onto the Crystal Palace Conservation area.

• south: Boiler house: abuts south wall of nave on east side of the tower.

• north: West wall of north aisle abuts north tower wall.