nogged
/nɑɡd/
adjective
- Filled or blocked with nogging (brick, stone, or other material) between the timbers of a wall or partition.
- The old cottage had nogged walls that kept the wind out.
- They restored the historic barn by replacing the nogged sections with new bricks.
- The carpenter inspected the nogged panels to ensure they were secure.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense of nog: to fill in (a wall or partition) with bricks or other material between the framing.
- They nogged the entire partition before plastering.
- He nogged the gaps in the wall to improve insulation.
- The builders nogged the timber frame with clay and straw.