- Look up
transom or
transoms in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Transom may
refer to:
Transom (architecture), a bar of wood or
stone across the top of...
- the
Perpendicular Period, the
introduction of
transoms became common in
windows of all kinds.
Transom windows which could be
opened to
provide cross-ventilation...
- water, as at the bow. A
reverse transom is
angled from the
waterline forwards. On
smaller boats such as dinghies,
transoms may be used to
support a rudder...
- was
called the deck
transom;
between these two were a
series of
filling transoms. If the
stern had
transoms above the wing
transom, they
would no longer...
- Tug
Transom is a
British daily comic strip written by
Peter O'Donnell and
drawn by
Alfred Sindall. It ran in the
Daily Sketch from 1954 to 1968. The strip...
- join
ledgers or
transoms to standards,
putlog or
single couplers join
board bearing transoms to
ledgers - Non-board
bearing transoms should be
fixed using...
-
Operation Transom was an
attack by
Allied forces against the ****anese-occupied city of
Surabaya on the
Indonesian island of Java
during World War II....
-
elements separating the head of a door from a
window above are
called transoms.
Stone mullions were used in Armenian,
Saxon and
Islamic architecture prior...
- The
transom knot is a
simple lashing knot used to
secure two
linear objects, such as spars, at
right angles to each other.
While often described in relation...
- (real cost) and £12.7
billion (economic share) as of 2021. The ship's
transom is on
display at the
Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
Diana was
descended from...
