scantling

scantling synonyms

shred compare scantling and shred
smidge compare scantling and smidge
whit compare scantling and whit
smidgen compare scantling and smidgen
scruple compare scantling and scruple
grain compare scantling and grain
jot compare scantling and jot
iota compare scantling and iota
bit compare scantling and bit
tad compare scantling and tad
scintilla compare scantling and scintilla
ounce compare scantling and ounce
atom compare scantling and atom
scrap compare scantling and scrap
trace compare scantling and trace
mite compare scantling and mite
crumb compare scantling and crumb
speck compare scantling and speck
stim compare scantling and stim
particle compare scantling and particle
morsel compare scantling and morsel
modicum compare scantling and modicum
drop compare scantling and drop
tittle compare scantling and tittle
fragment compare scantling and fragment
hint compare scantling and hint
jot or tittle compare scantling and jot or tittle
touch compare scantling and touch
suggestion compare scantling and suggestion
spot compare scantling and spot
soupçon compare scantling and soupçon
whisper compare scantling and whisper
suspicion compare scantling and suspicion
tinge compare scantling and tinge
vestige compare scantling and vestige
little bit compare scantling and little bit
spark compare scantling and spark
dash compare scantling and dash
stud compare scantling and stud
trifle compare scantling and trifle
shadow compare scantling and shadow
snippet compare scantling and snippet
taste compare scantling and taste
glimmer compare scantling and glimmer
flicker compare scantling and flicker
fraction compare scantling and fraction
pinch compare scantling and pinch
swatch compare scantling and swatch
specimen compare scantling and specimen
selection compare scantling and selection

scantling definitions

adj

  • Not plentiful; small; scanty. 

noun

  • A small, upright beam of timber used in construction, especially less than five inches square. 

  • Timber in the form of small beams and pieces. 

  • The set size or dimension of a piece of timber, stone etc., or materials used to build ships or aircraft. 

adj noun