endboard
- noun
- /ˈɛndˌbɔrd/
- The carpenter installed an endboard to securely close the back of the shelf.
Examples
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She installed an endboard to secure the crate.
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He carefully repaired the damaged endboard to preserve the old novel.
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The endboard of the antique book was beautifully decorated with gold patterns.
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During the match, the ball bounced off the endboard and stayed in play.
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The endboard of the shelf broke.
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We need to attach an endboard at the end of the crate to keep the items inside safe.
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To complete the project, the builder placed an endboard to support the structure at its end.
Synonyms
A long flat piece of wood used for building or making furniture
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word endboard is a simple compound of end ('last part') and board ('a flat piece of wood'), like in floorboard. So an endboard is a board attached at the end of a book, crate, or shelf to protect, close, or support it.