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- adjective Having a
wainscot . - verb Simple past tense and past participle of wainscot.
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Examples
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Mr. Ives Pontifell was referring to the new stand-alone Thornwillow at the St. Regis shop, a wainscotted drawing room showcasing the company's engraved wares and leather-bound books.
9 Fantastic Hotel Boutiques The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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Mr. Ives Pontifell was referring to the new stand-alone Thornwillow at the St. Regis shop, a wainscotted drawing room showcasing the company's engraved wares and leather-bound books.
9 Fantastic Hotel Boutiques wsj.com 2010
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Mr. Ives Pontifell was referring to the new stand-alone Thornwillow at the St. Regis shop, a wainscotted drawing room showcasing the company's engraved wares and leather-bound books.
9 Fantastic Hotel Boutiques wsj.com 2010
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Tartar Frigate under weigh, was on the plates; outlandish shells, seaweeds, and mosses, decorated the chimney – piece; the little wainscotted back parlour was lighted by a sky – light, like a cabin.
Dombey and Son 2007
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With much ceremony, and still more real kindness, the Baron, without stopping in any intermediate apartment, conducted his guest through several into the great dining parlour, wainscotted with black oak, and hung round with the pictures of his ancestry, where a table was set forth in form for six persons, and an old - fashioned beaufet displayed all the ancient and massive plate of the Bradwardine family.
Waverley 2004
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Finally I surveyed the wainscotted walls hung with tapestry.
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Apparition, the chamber wainscotted with dark oak pannells, the recollection which it brought with it of the murdered Elvira, and his incertitude respecting the nature of the drops given by him to
The Monk 2004
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Finally I surveyed the wainscotted walls hung with tapestry.
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I should be glad to know, what offence it would give to tender consciences, if the house of God was made more comfortable, or less dangerous to the health of valetudinarians; and whether it would not be an encouragement to piety, as well as the salvation of many lives, if the place of worship was well floored, wainscotted, warmed, and ventilated, and its area kept sacred from the pollution of the dead.
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He started up and listened; it came from the apartment of Colonel Talbot, which was divided from his own by a wainscotted partition, with a door of communication.
Waverley 2004
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