abutted

The compositional aesthetic is one of abutted image fragments.

This week's new exhibitions

The compositional aesthetic is one of abutted image fragments.

This week's new exhibitions

Even though it abutted 274 acres of lush city parkland, the palace afforded little privacy for William and Harry.

William and Kate

And it would be nice to have a bit of a gutter on the left; at least in IE 7 (blech, yuck, ptooey) the left margin is pretty much totally abutted.

So what’cha, what’cha, what’cha want? | Johnny B. Truant

The lake abutted the road down at the bottom of the hill so closely that it sometimes flooded after a hard rain, stopping traffic.

The Swans

By a stroke of good fortune, the backyard of our new home abutted on the sprawling Roosevelt Estate.

Manifesting Michelangelo

Laurel named the two-year-old cat Angus, and quickly learned that he was a critter who had to spend lots of time outside -- preferably in the large cornfield that abutted her Terre Haute apartment.

Dave Astor: The Midwest Cat I Met After My East Coast Divorce

The main keep was smaller than Dun Ard, though it abutted a chapel, which gave it the sense of size.

Healing the Highlander

Laurel named the two-year-old cat Angus, and quickly learned that he was a critter who had to spend lots of time outside -- preferably in the large cornfield that abutted her Terre Haute apartment.

Dave Astor: The Midwest Cat I Met After My East Coast Divorce

The dressing-room she had left abutted upon one corner of the ring.

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