paling Definition
pal·ing (pā′liŋ)
noun
- the action of making a fence of pales
- a fence made of pales
- pales collectively
- a strip of wood used in making a fence; pale
paling Synonyms
paling Usage Examples
Converse of object
- attach: This not only gives rigidity to the fence, but avoids having to attach the paling using staples, which damage the wire.
- erect: An alternative method of erecting chestnut paling is to fasten it to strained wires.
Adjective modifier
- chestnut: Sand has been trapped using a series of wind breaks in the form of chestnut palings.
- wooden: Their names were painted clearly and the low wooden paling surrounding them was in good order.
- high: They soon reached a small hut, near which, enclosed within some high palings, was the animal in question.
Modifies a noun
- fence: Deer parks and farms Traditionally, deer were enclosed in deer parks by walls or by high paling fences.
- fencing: In contrast at the northern end of the estate the original low oak paling fencing is still remains on some properties.
Noun used with modifier
Browse dictionary entries near paling
- ‹ palindrome
- ‹ palimpsest
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- ‹ Palikir
- ‹ Pali
- ‹ Palgrave
- ‹ palfrey
- ‹ Paley, William S.
- ‹ Paley
- ‹ palette knife
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