dished hole
A hole whose upper edge has been enlarged.
An easement requiring for its exercise an action by one party, as a right-of-way.
Construction in which there is no solid connection between the rooms of a building and the building structure; or between
A device (usually a circuit breaker, a fused switch, or a fused circuitbreaker- assembly) that disconnects the conductors of an
A low-level glare that causes discomfort and annoyance, but does not necessarily impair vision or visual performance.
Any pipe that conveys the discharge from plumbing fixtures, appliances, or the like.