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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a skirting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type of trim or covering that conceals the base of a wall or furniture, often used in home decor or construction contexts.
Example: "The contractor installed a new skirting around the base of the walls to give the room a finished look."
Alternatives: "a baseboard" or "a trim piece".
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"He came out from under a skirting board and just sat on the carpet," recalled John Barrett, a member of Parliament from Edinburgh.
"You're thinking about it like a stain on a skirting board or a germ in a handshake.
In one darkened room comes the frightening roar of a panther while, in another, light shines from a mouse hole in a skirting board, accompanied by the soundtrack of a Tom and Jerry cartoon.
Even so, lawyers say high-technology start-ups will be vulnerable litigation targets for a variety of factors: their freewheeling culture that sometimes resulted in a skirting of workplace laws, the high levels of shattered expectations and the intelligence and drive of the aggrieved ex-workers.
A pregnant rat scrabbling behind a skirting board was an invention, but the beautiful, self-contained teenage girl, her boisterous and charming younger brother, their family at a point of disintegration, the small fishing town and a doomed eel-catching business were all briefly part of my life.
A "skirting" was added to road restraint systems, especially on tight curves, for guidance and protection of motorcyclists.
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"With a skirt?
I'm wearing a skirt.
"She had a skirt on.
"The girl wore a skirt.
He's a skirt chaser.
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