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hollow tile

noun

  1. tile.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of hollow tile1

First recorded in 1910–15
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Example Sentences

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The towers were replaced when he pulled out his re-bars and created the hoops, bending the bars into special receptacle holes he created in the hollow tile walls.

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Luke Trull's hand crept like an unwieldy snake into the hollow tile and Frosty struck with unsheathed claws.

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“Plaster on hollow tile,” the contractor answered absent-mindedly over his shoulder, as he walked briskly before them back to the cellar.

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One said “Hollow tile,” and the other, “Terra-cotta.”

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“Probably they’re hollow tile made of terra-cotta.”

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