noun
definition
The windward side of a vessel.
definition
A plank placed over an opening to keep out driven water.
definition
Any of a series of horizontal boards used to cover the exterior of a timber-framed building; clapboard.
verb
definition
To cover with a weatherboard.
Examples of weatherboard in a Sentence
Externally the barn is clad in traditional treated black weatherboard under a new hand made clay tile roof.
Kent, Surrey and Sussex used weatherboard long after it died out elsewhere.
Built in 1979, the house has weatherboard to the side elevations and tiles to the front.
The building was mainly of white weatherboard over a brick lower floor consisting of six dark brick arches.
Fiber cement weatherboard from Marley Eternit has helped give Redrow Homes a head start in meeting the Governmentâs demand for more affordable housing.
Apart from the old brick section, the building was mainly constructed of white weatherboard with a pantiled roof.
This is a typical Essex weatherboard cottage with a thatched roof.
The white weatherboard building next to the Bull yard, housing the Village Club, was called Little Croft.
The property is built of conventional brick construction with weatherboard cladding on the upper elevation under a tiled roof.
The weatherboard house opposite the church is The Bakery.
Fiber cement Weatherboard from Marley Eternit has helped give Redrow Homes a head start in meeting the Governmentâs demand for more affordable housing.