A dictionary of architecture and building : biographical, historical, and descriptive (1902)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 497
by being driven into two corresponding groovesformed on their respective adjoining faces oredges. (Compare Dowel; Spline.) TONGUED AND GROOVED. Finishedwith tongues and grooves, as the planks in-tended for flooring. Usually, each plank has TOPE other material or the same material may beIjonded into… … Tomb, Fia. 22, that of Benedktto PtsAKo, Chukcu of S. JL^kia Glorios.v dei Fuaui, Venice. one edge tongucd and the other grooved. (SeeTongue.) TOOL (v.). To finish or dress a surface,especially of stone, so as to leave the marks ofthe tool; said esi)ecially of work with theDrove Chisel and the…
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