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chimney cap

noun

  1. a raised cover for the top of a chimney, usually in the form of a slab or cornice.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of chimney cap1

1840–50;
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Example Sentences

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When a chimney cap is damaged, it’s often a better idea to replace rather than repair it.

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Keep your chimney cap tight: Chimney caps protect your chimney from the elements.

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Based on my observations of chimneys I’ve inspected, I’d say that not one in 10,000 has the type of chimney cap the Brick Industry Association recommends.

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Based on my observations of chimneys, I’d say almost none have the type of chimney cap the Brick Industry Association recommends.

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Part of the movie you watched over Christmas may have been shot with a drone, and soon your roofer may use a drone to examine that chimney cap that keeps leaking.

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