WordNet
adj. having exposed wood framing with spaces filled with masonry, as in Tudor architecture [syn: half-timbered]
Usage examples of "half-timber".
The travelers in the early morning parades had moved through the garden to an old cottage shaded by mulberry trees, its white stucco and half-timbering shrouded in climbing vines.
Exile architecture in the human quarter was a melange of mortared stonework, half-timbering, and quasi-biblical mudplaster, with thick walls for coolness, tiled roofs, vine-hung loggias deep in shadow, and small patios planted with palms, laurels, and aromatic cinnamon trees.
The third-storey gables with their rotting half-timbering sit like an afterthought above the broad bays.
The fake-chalet half-timbering, once cream-coloured, had been painted apple green, and the heavy front door as well.