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Definition of weathered
1 : seasoned by exposure to the weather
2 : altered in color, texture, composition, or form by such exposure or by artificial means producing a similar effect weathered oak
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Join in, and imagine the countless peasant backs that bent so many centuries ago to set these ancient, weathered stones into simple perfection.
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The house where the triple homicide took place is a few houses down from a weathered sign announcing that the area is protected by neighborhood watch volunteers.
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The strength of both women, the young Ree and the weathered Merab is priceless.
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They were built on much more weathered rock that easily crumbled this winter.
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Join in, and imagine the countless peasant backs that bent so many centuries ago to set these ancient, weathered stones into simple perfection.
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The thrifting expert used an interior oil stain in a similar color on her kitchen cabinets, then used a rag and wood stain to give them a weathered look.
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And as more people realize there is money to be made in weathered wood, the competition can be fierce.
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McGinnis warns, flinging his arms in front of his weathered wood easel in his studio.
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First Known Use of weathered
1789
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