Associations to the word «Veneering»
Noun
- Mortimer
- Bran
- Britannia
- Brewer
- Bridegroom
- Esquire
- Dearest
- Breach
- Mrs
- Boots
- Buffer
- Dinner
- Bride
- Camel
- Fold
- Counting
- Dash
- Boot
- Cab
- Repeat
- Gentleman
- Telegraph
- Furniture
- Rally
- Confidence
- Nobody
- Say
- Brow
- Excitement
- Carriage
- Baby
- Lady
- Manner
- Anybody
- Guest
- Diamond
- Friend
- Remark
- Everybody
- Pound
- Mr
- Tip
- Hamilton
- Now
- Occasion
- Cousin
- Honour
- Goe
- Notice
- Card
- Common
- Opinion
- Plate
- Wood
- Ceremony
- Clock
- Table
- Flower
- All
- Window
- Duke
- Business
- Evening
Adjective
Wiktionary
VENEERING, verb. Present participle of veneer
VENEERING, noun. An application of veneer.
Dictionary definition
VENEERING, noun. Coating consisting of a thin layer of superior wood glued to a base of inferior wood.
VENEERING, noun. The act of applying veneer.
Wise words
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