noun
- decorative boards that hang from the projecting edges of a gabled roof
Usage: architecture; plural form of bargeboard
Examples
- The Victorian house featured ornate bargeboards with intricate carved patterns.
- The carpenter replaced the rotting bargeboards on the cottage roof.
- Gothic Revival homes often display elaborate bargeboards along their gable ends.
- The restoration project included repairing the damaged bargeboards.
- Traditional bargeboards were both functional and decorative elements.
- The house’s bargeboards were painted white to contrast with the dark roof.