Associations to the word «Piling»
Noun
- Pier
- Wharf
- Mooring
- Dock
- Mo
- Heap
- Barge
- Timber
- Pile
- Lumber
- Causeway
- Olympus
- Mound
- Ng
- Pelican
- Concrete
- Tide
- Log
- Fender
- Debris
- Quay
- Howling
- Drift
- Truss
- Chosen
- Calorie
- Rig
- Platter
- Sheet
- Pausing
- Veranda
- Torrent
- Loot
- Wreckage
- Belisarius
- Tort
- Rooftop
- Bridge
- Lockhart
- Snow
- Windshield
- Excavation
- Tar
- Lapse
- Guarding
- Viaduct
- Notebook
- Shaman
- Grinding
- Boulder
- Cement
- Footing
- Fence
- Decker
- Cloud
- Contractor
- Slash
- Stump
- Screw
- Mud
- Straw
- Hull
- Sand
- Shingle
- Boat
- Scrape
- Trash
- Corpse
- Lighthouse
Adjective
Wiktionary
PILING, noun. A structural support comprised of a length of wood, steel, or other construction material.
PILING, noun. The act of heaping up.
PILING, noun. (ironworking) The process of building up, heating, and working fagots or piles, to form bars, etc.
PILING, verb. Present participle of pile
Dictionary definition
PILING, noun. A column of wood or steel or concrete that is driven into the ground to provide support for a structure.
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