scarphed

/skɑːrft/
adjective
  1. Describing a joint or piece that has been joined using a scarph joint.
    • A scarphed connection is often stronger than a simple butt joint.
    • The scarphed beam held the weight of the roof for decades.
    • They examined the scarphed edges for any gaps.
Synonyms
verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of scarph: joined two pieces of material by cutting and fitting them together.
    • He had scarphed the two boards before applying the glue.
    • The old shipwright scarphed the planks to make the hull watertight.
    • They scarphed the broken railing back together with precision.
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