noun
definition
An area of wooden (especially oaken) panelling on the lower part of a room’s walls.
definition
Any of various noctuid moths.
verb
definition
To decorate a wall with a wainscot.
Examples of wainscot in a Sentence
The species targetted for the night was the Coast Dart, which we managed to record a singleton of along with several Shore Wainscot.
Over the hall was a chamber with carved wainscot, 14 ft. 10 in.
Then, in quick succession, two charming 17th century wainscot chairs also had buyers bidding strongly.
A special feature of interest in Howarth Hall is the oaken wainscot of the great dining room.
In London these include reed warbler, water rail, and the fen wainscot moth.
Select a soft wash of color that will pool in the recessed areas of the border to highlight the image, and run the border at wainscot height throughout the room.
Apply them to tiles in a row around wainscot height to create a unique border, or just brighten up the room with some large dots on any available wall space.
Use them to cover the walls of the bathroom to wainscot height, or run them as a border and coordinate them with rectangular or square tiles to provide contrast.Stix are tiles 1/2-inch in width.
Use them to cover the walls of the bathroom to wainscot height, or run them as a border and coordinate them with rectangular or square tiles to provide contrast.
Uncommon moths including the scarce burnished brass and the obscure wainscot, both nationally notable species.