creasing tile
creasing tile noun: a relatively thin, flat clay tile, laid like a brick to form decorative features (within, or in place of, a brick wall) or for waterproofing e.g. the top of a garden wall.
Noun
creasing tile (plural creasing tiles)
- A relatively thin, flat clay tile, laid like a brick to form decorative features (within, or in place of, a brick wall) or for waterproofing e.g. the top of a garden wall.
Forms of creasing tile
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Questions about creasing tile
- What does creasing tile mean?
- Creasing tile means a relatively thin, flat clay tile, laid like a brick to form decorative features (within, or in place of, a brick wall) or for waterproofing e.g. the top of a garden wall.
- What part of speech is creasing tile?
- Creasing tile is a noun.
- What is the plural of creasing tile?
- The plural of creasing tile is creasing tiles.
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