adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
house
▪
He kept to the centre of the street away from the rubbish which littered the entrances and walks of the miserable timbered houses .
▪
Most of the timbered houses had windows patched with rags, but the one Maggie entered was slightly cleaner.
▪
The 300-year-old Auberge is a solid, timbered house surrounded by woods and fields.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪
He kept to the centre of the street away from the rubbish which littered the entrances and walks of the miserable timbered houses.
▪
Lined along the lane were the village hall, the pavilion and a number of small timbered cottages.
▪
Most of the timbered houses had windows patched with rags, but the one Maggie entered was slightly cleaner.
▪
The timbered town house of the marquesses of Huntly, built in 1517, is an interesting museum of local history.
▪
The timbered Untertor, crowned by its clock within a triangular roof, stands at the end of a narrow street.
▪
The building had one of those brightly timbered exteriors which assert more age than they probably possess.
▪
There was to be no place here for the slow debates of timbered parliamentary chambers.