noun
- a framework of interwoven sticks, twigs, or branches used in construction
- the material or technique used to make such frameworks
Usage: construction; traditional building
Usage: construction
verb
- present participle of wattle: to construct or bind with interwoven twigs or branches
Usage: construction
Examples
- The cottage walls were made of wattling covered with mud and clay.
- Traditional wattling techniques have been used for centuries in rural construction.
- The craftsman was wattling together flexible branches to form a fence.
- Wattling provides a lightweight yet sturdy framework for walls.
- The ancient building method involved wattling willow branches between wooden posts.
- She learned the art of wattling from her grandfather who built traditional homes.
- The wattling was then daubed with a mixture of clay, straw, and animal dung.