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gabled

gabled adjective: having one or more gables.

Adjective

gabled (not comparable)

  1. Having one or more gables.
    • We sit at a cafe in the crisp morning air, looking down the gradually descending town square towards the gothically vertiginous fifteenth-century St Egidius church. The platz is ringed by steeply gabled pastel burghers' houses and in the centre sits the medieval town hall.2003 November 2, Tom Templeton, “Worth more than 15 minutes”, in The Guardian, →ISSN, archived from the original on 09 Mar 2021

Origin of gabled

From gable + -ed.

Words formed from gabled

Questions about gabled

What does gabled mean?
Gabled means having one or more gables.
What part of speech is gabled?
Gabled is an adjective.

Words near gabled in the dictionary

  1. gable roofs
  2. gable window
  3. gable windows
  4. gableboard
  5. gableboards
  6. gabled
  7. gablelike
  8. Gabler
  9. Gablers
  10. gables
  11. gablet

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