fascia
/ˈfeɪʃə/
noun
- A flat, horizontal band or surface on a building, often above a window or door, or along the edge of a roof.
- The old fascia on the building was cracked and needed replacing.
- They painted the fascia above the storefront a bright red.
- The house has white fascia boards under the roof edge.
- The layer of tissue in the body that covers and connects muscles, organs, and other structures.
- The doctor explained that the fascia around the muscle was inflamed.
- An injury to the fascia can cause pain and limit movement.
- Yoga can help stretch and release tight fascia.
- The dashboard or instrument panel in a vehicle.
- The new model has a redesigned fascia with a larger touchscreen.
- The car's fascia includes the speedometer and radio controls.
- He wiped dust off the fascia with a soft cloth.