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pine end

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noun

  1. dialect the gable or gable end of a building

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Keeping well under the hedge of elders which surrounded the cwrt or front garden, Cardo passed round to the side—the pine end, as it is called in Wales—and here a little lattice window stood open.

From By Berwen Banks by Raine, Allen

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