Crossword clues for carpeting
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Carpet \Car"pet\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Carpeted; p. pr. & vb. n. Carpeting.] To cover with, or as with, a carpet; to spread with carpets; to furnish with a carpet or carpets.
Carpeted temples in fashionable squares.
--E. Everett.
Carpeting \Car"pet*ing\, n.
The act of covering with carpets.
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Cloth or materials for carpets; carpets, in general.
The floor was covered with rich carpeting.
--Prescott.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1758, verbal noun from carpet (v.).
Wiktionary
n. 1 carpet or a piece of carpet, especially when speaking of installation or removal. 2 Cloth or materials for carpets. vb. (present participle of carpet English)
WordNet
Usage examples of "carpeting".
The magazine ads for fallout shelters with plush carpeting and Scrabble sets, the sad government films teaching kindergartners to survive an airburst by popping under their school desks: the age of information has caught up with itself.
Catal Huyuk in Anatolian Turkey is one of the oldest cities known to man, and carpeting has been found there which is of so high a quality that it compares favourably with those made today.
Her shrunken bones were bundled in soft green furs like the carpeting, only of a lighter, more delicate shade and much fluffier and downier, as if her robe were made from an unborn star-animal of the mammoth breed which had provided the enormous rug.
I shut my eyes to recall every hairy inch of carpeting, every fringe, every rococo ceiling oddment, all, all brasswork decor, firedog, switchplates, log-bucket, and doorknob.
I shut my eyes to recall every hairy inch of carpeting, every fringe, every rococo ceiling oddment, all brasswork decor, firedog, switchplates, log bucket, and doorknob.
New chocolate carpeting, framed lithos with a tilt toward flowers, a few rock-concert posters, seven doors, all locked.
It raised the temperature in some parts of the complex to heights that would have made a Mercurian uncomfortable and lowered it in others so that frost started to appear on the carpeting and furniture.
Royal-blue carpeting, blue-and-gold draperies, brass fixtures, and oxblood leather chairs all screamed English Club - no I doubt exactly what Eliot had told Chardt he wanted.
The carpeting was obscured by yards of gray canvas dropcloth, speckled with old paint.
Fluted wall sconces cast funnels of light across walls of cream, trimmed in oak and offset by the deep burnt ocher of the carpeting.
The tea in the cup had steeped almost black and she left it there, up for a moment staring out the window again and then she pulled open the door and went out and sat on the edge of the chair overturned on the dead leaves carpeting the terrace, the streamers from the limbs of the mulberry tree drifting over her gentle as torn curtains and the lattice fence beyond like the ruptured wall of a room, of a house long since abandoned.
To add to the casual atmosphere, brightly colored beanbag chairs dotted the serviceable carpeting.
The house was enormous, but unlike his Carfax Abbey haunt, it was lovely and modern, with thick carpeting, beautiful art and antiques, and not a cobweb or Renfield to be seen.
Traces of powder and fuller's earth3 on the blue carpeting, down in too deep to get out without a steamer. You can take a comb out of the big jar of Barbicide on the shelf by the sink, and like a .
Eriki Haas tzu Tsinra-an, ja-Erh’aoa’s First Speaker, looked back at him without expression, came slowly forward to kneel on the carpeting in front of ja-Erh’aoa’s empty chair.