ALL meanings of wainscot
wain·scot
W w - noun wainscot An area of wooden paneling on the lower part of the walls of a room. 1
- noun wainscot wood, especially oak and usually in the form of paneling, for lining interior walls. 1
- noun wainscot the lining itself, especially as covering the lower portion of a wall. 1
- noun wainscot a dado, especially of wood, lining an interior wall. 1
- noun wainscot British. oak of superior quality and cut, imported from the Baltic countries for fine woodwork. 1
- verb with object wainscot to line the walls of (a room, hallway, etc.) with or as if with woodwork: a room wainscoted in oak. 1
- noun wainscot a lining applied to the walls of a room, esp one of wood panelling 0
- noun wainscot the lower part of the walls of a room, esp when finished in a material different from the upper part 0
- noun wainscot fine-quality oak used as wainscot 0
- verb wainscot to line (a wall of a room) with a wainscot 0
- noun wainscot a wood lining or paneling on the walls of a room; sometimes, specif., such a paneling on the lower part of the walls only 0
- noun wainscot the lower part of the walls of a room when having a finish different from the upper 0
- noun wainscot any applied finish, as tile, linoleum, etc., on a wall 0
- noun wainscot a fine imported oak used for interior paneling 0
- verb transitive wainscot to line (a wall, etc.) with wainscoting 0
- noun wainscot An area of wooden (especially oaken) panelling on the lower part of a room’s walls. 0
- verb wainscot To decorate a wall with a wainscot. 0