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   fence

   /fɛns/

   noun

   • 1. a barrier, railing, or other upright structure, typically of wood or wire, enclosing an area of ground to prevent or control access or escape. Similar barrierpalingrailingrailbarhurdleenclosurewallhedgehedgerowwindbreakgroynepartitionbarricadestockadepalisaderampartprotectiondefencerare:circumvallation
   • ▪ a large upright obstacle in steeplechasing, showjumping, or cross-country.
   • 2. a guard or guide on a plane, saw, or other tool.
   • 3. a person who deals in stolen goods. informal Similar receiver of stolen goodsdealer in stolen goodsreceiverdealertraffickerinformal:pusher

   verb

   • 1. surround or protect with a fence: "our garden was not fully fenced" Similar enclosesurroundcircumscribeencirclecircleencompassboundform a barrier aroundform a ring rounddivide upsection offseparate offpartition offcut offcordon offclose offisolatesegregatesealcloseliterary:girdgirdleengirdrare:compass
   • ▪ enclose or separate an area with a fence: "a small plantation of young trees had been fenced off" Similar confinepen incoop uprail inbox inwall inhedge inhem inclose inshut inshut upmew upimmurelock inshut offseparate offcut offinternimpoundhold captivekeep under lock and keyenclosesurroundkettlesecureprotectdefendcorral
   • ▪ use a barrier to exclude someone or something: "walkers may find themselves fenced out of the moor"
   • 2. buy or sell (stolen goods): informal "after stealing your ring, he didn't even know how to fence it" Similar receive stolen goodsdeal in stolen goods
   • 3. engage in the sport of fencing.
   • ▪ conduct a discussion or argument in an evasive way: "twelve months of fencing with McLaren had taken a toll on his nerves" Similar be evasivebe vaguebe ambiguousbe non-committalequivocateprevaricatestallvacillatequibblehedgebeat about the bushdodge the issuesidestep the issueparry questionsfudge the issuemince one's wordsinformal:pussyfoot aroundduck the questionduck the issuewaffleshilly-shallyflannelrare:paltertergiversate

   Word Origin Middle English (in the sense ‘defending, defence’): shortening of defence. Compare with fencible and fend.

   Derivatives

   • 1. fenceless adjective
   • 2. fencer noun

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2. columbusfencepros.com › fence-terminologyFence Terminology: A Comprehensive Guide for Homeowners |...

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   4 days ago · Fences are an important element in any property, providing security, privacy, and adding aesthetic value to the landscape. However, with so many different types of fences and materials available, it can be challenging to understand the terminology used in the fencing industry.

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   Jun 17, 2024 · Different styles of fencing for yards and gardens can provide privacy, security, pet containment and more. Learn about types of fences for yards and how to choose the best fence material for you. Table of Contents. Before You Install a Fence. Fence Material Comparison Chart.

4. www.vocabulary.com › dictionary › fence lineFence line - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms | Vocabulary.com

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   4 days ago · /fɛns laɪn/ IPA guide. Other forms: fence lines. Definitions of fence line. noun. a boundary line created by a fence. see more. Cite this entry. Style: MLA. "Fence line." Vocabulary.com Dictionary, Vocabulary.com, https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/fence line. Accessed 05 Jul. 2024. Copy citation. VocabTrainer™.

5. www.homesandgardens.com › gardens › who-owns-a-fenceWho actually owns my fence? Advice from a legal expert - Homes &...

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   Jun 27, 2024 · If the fence falls on the boundary line, it's typically the responsibility of both landowners either side of it. If it sits on either side of the boundary line, ownership and responsibility falls to their person whose land the fence sits.

6. www.findlaw.com › realestate › neighborsProperty Boundaries, Lines, and Neighbors FAQ - FindLaw

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   3 days ago · If you think your neighbor is starting to use your land, even if it's just a minor thing like building a fence in the wrong location or installing a drainage pipe that crosses the property line, you need to act immediately. Property boundaries are very important when it comes to the use of land.

7. www.lowes.com › no-dig-alternative-traditional-fence-installNo Dig Fencing: DIY Alternative to Traditional Fence Install -...

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   4 days ago · Fencing sets property boundaries, contains children and pets and adds curb appeal, but it can be costly and time consuming to install. An alternative to traditional fencing is a no dig fence. Read on to find out how you can get the look of traditional fencing without the time, effort or cost.

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   Jun 29, 2024 · Explore Your Board on Board Fencing Options. A board on board fence is a type of privacy fence constructed with an overlapping pattern of vertical pickets. You will also see this style of fence referred to as “board and batten fence”. This type of fence conceals the gaps left between the boards due to wood shrinkage.