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) a timber cottage
he is managerial timber
Timber is wood used for building houses and making furniture.These woods have been exploited for timber for centuries.ˈtɪmbə NOUN



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Bagado had told me to keep my mouth shut about the stowaways and the fresh timber theory.Robert Wilson A DARKENING STAIN (2002)
Both windows are fitted with original timber shutters in working condition.Glasgow Herald (2001)
Buckinghamshire's diverse countryside gives rise to an unusual variety of soils and building materials, including brick, flint and timber.Country Life (2004)
I climb to a second-floor catwalk where the rough timber roof trusses are a few inches above my shoulders.Globe and Mail (2003)
In selling timber , "you need to be extremely careful in setting the rules of the auctions," he says.Globe and Mail (2003)
Just don't go wandering down the Ice Cold into the bush below the timber line.Innes, Hammond High Stand
The giant ice cubes were then coaxed along channels of free water to a mechanism which hoisted them into the timber ice-house.Gavin Weightman THE FROZEN WATER TRADE (2002)
The large timber door, set in the central turret, leads into the communal reception hall.Glasgow Herald (2001)
You put that in an enclosed hold, the oxygen levels drop...' `Cause of death -- fresh timber ,' said Bagado.Robert Wilson A DARKENING STAIN (2002)
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