wainscot in Irish
wainscot in Irish is vuinsciú — wainscot means wooden panels, often oak, fixed to the bottom part of a room's walls.
wainscot in Irish
vuinsciú
(architecture) An area of wooden (especially oaken) panelling on the lower part of a room’s walls.
What does "wainscot" mean?
- noun Wooden panels, often oak, fixed to the bottom part of a room's walls.
- noun Any of several types of moth in the noctuid family.
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What is "wainscot" in Irish?
"wainscot" in Irish is vuinsciú. wainscot means: Wooden panels, often oak, fixed to the bottom part of a room's walls.
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