teer
- noun
- Literature
- Old boats were often coated with teer to keep them from leaking.
Examples
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The roof was coated with teer to prevent leaks.
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A strong smell of teer filled the air as the roof was being repaired.
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The workers applied teer to the wooden planks to protect them from water damage.
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He applied teer to the cracks in the wall.
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The workers applied teer to the wooden planks to protect them from water damage.
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Old boats were often coated with teer to keep them from leaking.
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A strong smell of teer filled the air as the roof was being repaired.
Synonyms
A thick dark sticky substance used to make roads and roofs waterproof
A dark sticky substance from pine wood used to waterproof wood and soothe skin
A dark sticky liquid made by heating wood that protects things from water
How Sticky
Surface Forms
Etymology
Teer (a pointed weapon) comes from the Assamese and Hindi word tir meaning 'arrow', so a teer is simply the arrow shot from a bow in traditional archery.