herringbone
హెరింగ్బోన్
definition
verb
Some of the walls were herringboned with neat chisel marks from the old days, beautiful under the flashlight's beam.
mark with a herringbone pattern.
we learned how to herringbone up the hills and swoosh down them
ascend a slope using the herringbone technique.
noun
a brown wool herringbone jacket
an arrangement or design consisting of columns of short parallel lines, with all the lines in one column sloping one way and all the lines in the next column sloping the other way so as to resemble the bones in a fish, used especially in the weave of cloth or the placing of bricks.
Ski instruction, taught to officers by civilians, included herringbone climbing, kick turns, pole-jumping over logs and snowplows.
a method of ascending a slope by walking forward in alternate steps with each ski angled outward.
example
Giving up on V-1, I resorted to a 'herringbone' climb.
More baffles, in a 'herringbone' pattern, will also be placed on the face of the weir, causing the speed of flow to be reduced, which will make it easier for the fish to swim up and over the weir.
The branches are parallel to one another, and the aggregate resembles the skeleton of a fish or the fabric pattern known as 'herringbone' .
The 'herringbone' uses the edges of the ski to grip the snow when the wax or waxless pattern is inadequate to the job.
The 60's inspired schoolgirl suit in 'herringbone' or tweed gets a modern edge thanks to Marc Jacobs.
This fall you'll see rich fabrics such as wool, tweed and 'herringbone' in colors like burgundy, navy, brown, and beige.
And look to menswear-inspired tweeds, checks and 'herringbone' patterns for added panache.
we learned how to 'herringbone' up the hills and swoosh down them
He looked up, hardly able to see her through the 'herringbone' patterns that coruscated in front of his eyes.
a grey 'herringbone' tweed jacket
Both are available in planks, strips, or patterns such as 'herringbone' or basket weave.
The veins look like most deciduous trees - there's a middle straight vein and subdividing branches that interlock (unlike the 'herringbone' banana leaves).
a brown wool 'herringbone' jacket
Steep narrow hills, barely wide enough to 'herringbone' , were followed by quick descents onto icy lakes.
When trying to widen a space, square tiles should be laid in a diamond pattern and rectangular tiles should be laid in a brick or 'herringbone' pattern.
Woven reeds, grasses and bamboos perfectly complement tailored 'herringbone' -edge bindings.
Scandatex is made from glass, woven into hessian or 'herringbone' meshes.
When the hill gets too steep, the snow too deep, or the 'herringbone' too tiring, it is time to side step.
Ski instruction, taught to officers by civilians, included 'herringbone' climbing, kick turns, pole-jumping over logs and snowplows.
All the downhill momentum I was banking on didn't last; it was sucked away in my first step up the hill - back to 'herringbone' .
A dog-leg staircase which has the original wrought-iron railing leads to the first floor landing with 'herringbone' parquet flooring.
we learnt how to 'herringbone' up the hills and swoosh down them
To achieve a mod 'herringbone' pattern, three panels of diagonal white and black stripes are pieced together for this 5x8-foot Sedona rug from Colonial Hills.
Satin is used in a host of applications, while the fashionable tweed and 'herringbone' patterns in wool fabrics likewise seek sheen.
You can't go wrong with a pair of dress pants in tweed, 'herringbone' , or wool or cotton with stretch.
The lot has 54 spaces arranged in a 'herringbone' pattern.
A line of skiers stretches forever as they 'herringbone' toward the heavens.
Blended checks, speckled materials and colourful 'herringbones' amid reversible two colour fabrics all make impact.
Either way, he was forced to expend energy 'herringboning' up all but the easiest of climbs.
Once its wide streets were 'herringboned' with utes and Holdens and Fords parked in the pepper-tree shade.
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