clapboard

• “Sure. Down on Lincoln Lake.” Weather lived in a rambling, white-clapboard house with a steep, snow-covered roof. —  Winter Prey
• The yellow clapboard-sided house was a charmer, with three gabled dormers, an overgrown flower garden, and a whirligig of a lumberjack sawing wood attached to the post-and-rail fence. —  4th ofJuly - Patterson
• The clapboard was painted bright white and the lawn was neatly tended. —  Karin Slaughter - Blindsighted
• Cottages—most of them old-fashioned clapboard, but also a few of those oddly angled structures with windows in strange places that people seem compelled to build near the water—stood on the narrow strip of land between the road and the drop-off to the bay. —  Muller, Marcia - [11] Trophies and Dead Things.htm
• There were perhaps fifty clapboard-roofed, unhewn-log houses and buildings by now, with only one more imposing frame dwelling. —  Three Roads to Alamo

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