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fagoted (imp. & p. p.)
of Fagot
fagoted Sentence Examples
- The fagoted branches were stacked neatly beside the fireplace, ready to be used as kindling.
- In traditional basket weaving, thin strips of wood are often fagoted together to create sturdy structures.
- The fagoted twigs provided a natural barrier along the riverbank, preventing erosion.
- The gardener fagoted the fallen leaves to create compost for the spring planting season.
- During the autumn harvest, the farmers fagoted the cornstalks for easier transportation to the barn.
- The hiker gathered fagoted branches to build a makeshift shelter in the wilderness.
- In woodworking, fagoted pieces of lumber are often used as bracing to reinforce structures.
- The fagoted reeds were woven together to form the walls of the traditional hut.
- The weaver meticulously fagoted strands of yarn to create intricate patterns in the tapestry.
- Fagoted vines intertwined to create a natural canopy over the garden path.
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The fagoted branches were stacked neatly beside the fireplace, ready to be used as kindling.
In traditional basket weaving, thin strips of wood are often fagoted together to create sturdy structures.
The fagoted twigs provided a natural barrier along the riverbank, preventing erosion.
The gardener fagoted the fallen leaves to create compost for the spring planting season.
