Noun:

చెల్లా కనుగొనబడిన చెక్క రంధ్రం,

mortice's Usage Examples:

timbers were revealed some of which were pointed, while others had possible mortices.

These wooden pieces are joined by mortices and tenons.

The Wallower is an iron mortice gear with 24 cogs, and the Spur Wheel is also an iron mortice gear.

A mortise lock (also spelled mortice lock in British English) is a lock that requires a pocket—the mortise—to be cut into the edge of the door or piece.

The original structure was built about 1877, and is a mortice and tenon, hand hewn post and beam structure.

During this time the cemetery was enclosed by a morticed and tenoned, timber post and two railed, split-paling fence which defined.

into a correspondingly-shaped mortice in the body of the plane, thus dispensing the need for a separate wedge to hold the blade in place, as is the case.

were initially fitted into mortice holes that passed through the keel plank over which multiple lines of planking were added, pegged into place with wooden.

The twybill cuts the sides of mortices, along the grain.

On a low-headed harp the corr was morticed at the bass end to receive a tenon on the làmh-chrann; on a high-headed.

Just under the lower of these are holes or mortices for woodwork, which may have been adorned with hangings, which some of.

and walls constructed of vertical slabs, the tops of which are set in morticed top bearers.

Synonyms:

mortise, join, bring together,

Antonyms:

deflate, lengthen, inflate, disjoin,