gabling

/ˈɡeɪblɪŋ/
noun
  1. The triangular part of a wall that is between the sloping edges of a roof.
    • The old house had decorative woodwork on its gabling.
    • Birds often build nests under the gabling of barns.
    • The architect designed a window in the gabling to let in more light.
verb
  1. To build or shape with a gable or gables.
    • The contractor specializes in gabling traditional-style houses.
    • The carpenter spent the afternoon gabling the roof of the shed.
    • They are gabling the new wing of the library to match the original building.
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