paneling

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Word Origin & History

early 14c., from Old French panel "piece of cloth, piece, saddle cushion" (Modern French panneau), from Vulgar Latin *pannellus, diminutive of Latin pannus "piece of cloth" (see pane). Anglo-French legalese sense of "piece of parchment (cloth) listing jurors" led by late 14c. to meaning "jury." General sense of "persons called on to advise, judge, discuss," etc. is from 1570s. Sense of "distinct part of surface of a wall, door, etc." is first recorded c.1600.

Example Sentences forpaneling

Then, with a swift movement, he replaced the paneling and turned about.

For the paneling, frames will be needed about which to fasten the burlap.

Doorways and cornices for the outside; arches, mantels and paneling within.

With one impulse the three men turned toward the slide in the paneling.

The mantel, while not elaborate, shows hand-carving and paneling.

It may be used in connection with paneling or cover the wall above a wainscot.

Paneling is one of the most beautiful methods of wall decoration.

They had had to remove a piece of the paneling to get at the bolt.

This was carried out in the paneling of the dining-room at Clouds House, Salisbury, and looked exceedingly effective.

There was a door here, a secret door, he thought, hidden from the interior of the Hall in the paneling of the wainscoting.

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