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Definition of siding
1 archaic : the taking of sides : partisanship
2 : a short railroad track connected with the main track
3 : material (such as boards or metal or plastic pieces) forming the exposed surface of outside walls of frame buildings
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Schloss said radiant heat melted the siding in small areas of a home next door and one across the small street.
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Every high-rise building in London the U.K. government has tested for combustible siding has failed the safety test, the government said Monday, bringing the total to 75.
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Decks and siding: Use fire- and heat-resistant materials such as cement, plaster, stucco, masonry (including stone bricks or blocks) and fiber-cement products.
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Knocking down walls and ripping up siding has been good for his soul, a way to relieve the stress of dealing with everything Jadon and Anias have gone through.
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LP Building Products, CertainTeed, Azek, Dupont and Hallmark contributed materials for the siding, roofing, decking and sub-flooring.
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Before, the site’s original home, a 1940s two-story relic with aluminum siding, basically turned its metallic back to the stunning scenery.
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The fire threatens a railroad siding used by the Deserado Mine, a coal mine owned by the Blue Mountain Energy Company in the Rangely area, said Dawn Sanchez, fire information officer with the Northwest Colorado Fire Management Unit.
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The exterior siding will be renovated with new pine wood and a fresh coat of paint, but whoever buys the property will have to add plumbing, electrical wiring and a floor.
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First Known Use of siding
1600
SIDING Defined for English Language Learners
siding
playDefinition of siding for English Language Learners
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: long pieces of material that are used to cover the outside walls of a building
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: a short railroad track that is connected with the main track
SIDING Defined for Kids
siding
Definition of siding for Students
1 : a short railroad track connected with the main track
2 : material (as boards or metal pieces) used to cover the outside walls of frame buildings
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