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tenon

tenon
NounTransitive Verb
pl: tenonspast: tenonedpp: tenoneding: tenoning

Meanings

Nountenon

A projecting piece of wood, metal, or stone designed to fit into a corresponding hole called a mortise to form a joint.

Transitive Verbtenon
[~ something]

To shape the end of a piece of material into a projecting tenon for the purpose of joining it to another piece.

He had to tenon the rail before it could be slotted into the leg of the table.

Examples

The tenon must be a perfect fit for the mortise to ensure the table is stable.

I need to trim the tenon slightly because it is too tight for the hole.

Make sure you tenon the end of the rail before assembling the chair frame.

Make sure you tenon the end of the rail before assembling the chair frame.

The ancient temple was built using a complex system of tenon and mortise joints.

The ancient temple was built using a complex system of tenon and mortise joints.

History

He spent the afternoon carefully tenoning the joints for the jewelry box.

Does this piece of oak have a tenon on both ends?

Does this piece of oak have a tenon on both ends?

The craftsman decided to tenon the beams to avoid using metal nails.

The craftsman decided to tenon the beams to avoid using metal nails.

A loose tenon will cause the cabinet door to wobble over time.

I wonder if I should tenon this joint or just use a simple dowel.

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