Definition of timbered
1
:having walls framed by exposed timbers
2
:having a specified structure or constitution
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This long, narrow slash of rolling hills and pretty half-timbered towns between the Vosges on the west and the Rhine to the east has its share of great growers and winemakers, both older masters and young up-and-comers.
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Maison Martin Jund is a ramshackle yet historic half-timbered house with modest but spacious rooms (budget, www.martinjund.com).
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Herbert H. Lehman, the former New York governor (1933-42) and senator (1949-57), owned a 1918 half-timbered house with 10 bedrooms that is on the market now for about $3 million.
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The exterior walls are stucco siding and half-timbered brick siding.
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Göttingen, which was barely touched by Allied bombs during the war, retains a Teutonic quaintness, with its many half-timbered buildings.
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Sitting high above Big Creek is a timbered area perfect for a country home or weekend cabin.
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The open lush grass pastures, mile long views, scenic ponds, babbling waterfall, timbered groves, and crystal clear year-round spring fed stream just cry out for an estate home to be built.
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Once the region’s prosperous capital, Troyes has stayed delightfully stuck in time, filled with slanting, centuries-old, half-timbered houses, giving it the feel of a Shakespearean set.
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First Known Use of timbered
15th century
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