What is "partitioned"

Usage examples of "partitioned".

If the dairy be of such extent as to require larger accommodation than the plan here suggested, a room or two may be partitioned off from the main milk and pressing-room, for washing the vessels and other articles employed, and for setting the milk.

But a short distance from the circular chamber we came suddenly into a brilliantly lighted labyrinth of crystal glass partitioned passages.

We have just shown that independent chimney tops pass off their smoke more perfectly, than when only partitioned inside to the common point of outlet.

Or, if the size and convenience of the family require it, a part of the wood-house may be partitioned off for a wash-room, from which a chimney may pass up through the peak of the roof.

If it be desirable to construct more sleeping-rooms, they can be partitioned laterally from the hall, and doors made to enter them.

It will be understood, that these boxes above described, are within a partitioned room, with a floor, in their rear, with sufficient space for the person in charge of them to pass along, and to hold the baskets, or whatever is to receive the offal of their boxes, as it is taken out.

The best size is about three feet long, two feet deep, and fourteen inches high, with a small apartment partitioned off from one end, nearly a foot wide, as a breeding place for the doe.

Then, with a wary look behind him, he moved to a corner of the partitioned space, where three lockers formed a row.

It was in a big two-story house in one of the poorer sections of town, that had been partitioned into small rooms, each occupied by a person, couple, or family.

Craig-Collins Agreement Michael Collins tried to build into the partitioned counties a parity of esteem under the law.

The men who were fighting so desperately against the idea of a partitioned Free State were the philosophical heirs of Cathal Brugha.

The portable forge and the ox-mill pleased Dick Dale most, but the partitioned bedsteads charmed Phoebe.