Tiling [noun]

The towers are paved with tiling, which, at a distance, looks like marble.

Tiling is the cleanest of all floorings, but is very fatiguing to the worker.

All the glass in the chapter-house is modern, and also the tiling.

It was piled high up with tiling and drain-pipe, packed with straw.

An Ass climbed up to the roof of a building, and, frisking about there, broke in the tiling.

Other soils in these regions are fit for vineyards only when tiled, and tiling does not make all wet land fit for tilling.

Why stop within your lodgings counting the rents in your wall or the holes in your tiling, when nature and art call you away?

The cots were brought down and placed quickly among the fallen rafters, stone and tiling.

The glazed ware was employed in tiling, and inlaying coffins and boxes, and in the making of various vases and cups.

The finest specimens of Persian tiling at the Museum at Svres are in blue and white, the latter forming the ground.