Verb:

સૂકી દિવાલ,

dry wall's Usage Examples:

He has also assessed Chinese dry wall and sink holes.

a new technique of putting a mixture of oil and tempera paints onto a dry wall.

The circular well is very deep, with three or four rows of dry wall stones surrounding the interior.

environment to face up to the pressure of different factors such as tourism), ethnologic (lime kiln, dry walls, lighthouse, etc.

George Cooke referred to the fort as a "small fort of rough dry wall.

The dry wall layout of the ruinous site has led archaeologists to believe that the people.

"Wrecking Wall" from Free Agents, each player must punch through a 30-foot dry wall to make holes so they can climb up until they can reach a bell.

It has been described as "the largest [or longest] free-standing dry wall in New England.

constructional steelwork or lighter abnormal loads, such as machinery, lumber loads/dry wall or any load that requires use of a forklift without the use of a loading.

latter years in the presence of asbestos, as he applied sheet rock and dry wall in his newly-found occupation as an internal carpenter and transfer warehouse.

but not fully renewed due to risk of collapse; thus the natural stone dry wall was rebuilt in the same way.

protect the mission"s convert from attacks by the local Bantu tribes using dry wall construction.

done in 1898 and portions made of tabique pampango, a local version of a dry wall using panels of interwoven slats or branches and covered with lime.

Synonyms:

construct, build, make,

Antonyms:

misconception, level, worsen, decrease,