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Veneer

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Noun

1. veneer, veneering

coating consisting of a thin layer of superior wood glued to a base of inferior wood

2. facing, veneer

an ornamental coating to a building

Verb

3. veneer

cover with veneer

Example Sentences:
'veneer the furniture to protect it'

WordNet Lexical Database for English. Princeton University. 2010.


Veneer

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noun
1. 
a thin layer of wood, plastic, etc, with a decorative or fine finish that is bonded to the surface of a less expensive material, usually wood
2. 
a superficial appearance, esp one that is pleasing
a veneer of gentility
3. 
any facing material that is applied to a different backing material
4. 
any one of the layers of wood that is used to form plywood
verb (transitive)
5. 
to cover (a surface) with a veneer
6. 
to bond together (thin layers of wood) to make plywood
7. 
to conceal (something) under a superficially pleasant surface

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Veneer

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verb transitive
1. 
to cover with a thin layer of more costly material; esp., to cover (wood) with wood of finer quality
2. 
to give a superficially attractive appearance to
3. 
to glue together (thin layers of wood) to form plywood
noun
4. 
a thin surface layer of fine wood or costly material laid over a base of common material
5. 
any of the thin layers glued together in plywood
6. 
any attractive but superficial appearance or display
a veneer of culture

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Veneer

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n.
1. A thin surface layer, as of finely grained wood, glued to a base of inferior material.
2. Any of the thin layers glued together to make plywood.
3. A decorative facing, as of brick.
4. A deceptive, superficial show; a façade: a veneer of friendliness.
tr.v. ve·neered, ve·neer·ing, ve·neers
1. To overlay (a surface) with a thin layer of a fine or decorative material.
2. To glue together (layers of wood) to make plywood.
3. To conceal, as something common or crude, with a deceptively attractive outward show.

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