railing
21railing — rail·ing || reɪlɪŋ n. railroad tracks; bannister, handrail, guardrail; fence reɪl n. bar, bannister; bar used to hang objects; railroad track v. lay railroad tracks; send by train; construct a fence …
22railing — noun (usu. railings) a fence made of rails …
23railing — n. Vituperation, abuse, scolding, reviling, contumely, reproach, invective, aspersion, censure …
24railing — noun (countable usually plural) one of the metal bars in a fence that is made of a series of upright bars: Jimmy somehow got his head stuck in the railings …
25railing — n balusters, Archaic. balustrade, banister; fence, palisade, paling, barrier; rails, pales, stakes …
26railing — noun Syn: fence, fencing, rail(s), palisade, balustrade, banister …
27railing — [ˈreɪlɪŋ] noun [C] a fence made of narrow posts supporting an upper bar …
28railing — rail•ing [[t]ˈreɪ lɪŋ[/t]] n. 1) bui a fencelike barrier composed of one or more horizontal rails supported by widely spaced uprights; balustrade 2) bui a banister 3) bui rails collectively • Etymology: 1400–50 …
29railing — /ˈreɪlɪŋ / (say rayling) noun 1. (often plural) a barrier made of rails, rails and supports, etc. 2. rails collectively. {rail1 + ing1} …
30railing — See handrail …