shingling
- noun
- /ˈʃɪŋɡlɪŋ/
- US
- Soon after, it was time to start the shingling.
Examples
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As for signs to watch for, I think the condition and color of the shingling around the vent cover would be a good one.
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The workers spent the afternoon on the shingling of the roof, ensuring it was watertight.
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After the storm, we noticed that the shingling had come loose in several places.
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He learned the art of shingling to help his father with their family's roofing business.
Synonyms
Work of making or fixing roofs on buildings
Covering a surface with tiles on floors or walls
Thin flat pieces of rock used to cover a roof
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Etymology
Shingling comes from the word shingle, which means a thin piece of wood or tile used on a roof. So shingling is the work of laying many overlapping shingles to cover and protect a roof.