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wattle and daub en · NOUN

Meanings

  1. (uncountable) A structure of interwoven branches and twigs plastered with mud, clay or dung, used in the construction of dwellings, especially as infill in a half-timbered wall

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Translations (14)

pl szachulec (branches and twigs plastered with mud) · fr clayonnage enduit de torchis (branches and twigs plastered with mud) · de Lehmflechtwerk (branches and twigs plastered with mud) · nb leirklining (branches and twigs plastered with mud) · sv lerklining (branches and twigs plastered with mud) · pt pau a pique (branches and twigs plastered with mud) · es bahareque (branches and twigs plastered with mud) · gl pallabarro (branches and twigs plastered with mud) · cy bangorwaith a dwb (branches and twigs plastered with mud) · nl leemvlechtwerk (branches and twigs plastered with mud) · gl canabarro (branches and twigs plastered with mud) · da lerklining (branches and twigs plastered with mud) · sv lerputs (branches and twigs plastered with mud) · cy plethwaith a chlai (branches and twigs plastered with mud)