splintery
IPA: spɫˈɪntɝi
adjective
- Having many splinters.
- Given to splintering.
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Examples of "splintery" in Sentences
- Fracture is splintery due to cleavage.
- It is brittle with no observed cleavage and a splintery fracture.
- It has a Mohs hardness of 3, exhibits no cleavage and has a splintery fracture.
- There were hurdles, swings, a long monkey bars, and a large fort built with splintery wood and lead pipes.
- Behind a tall, splintery wooden desk, a girl looked up from a worn paperback and removed a wad of gum from her mouth.
- The rest of the house is in various states of ‘unfinished’ from splintery pine floors to wallpaperless, paintless walls.
- And at the heart of it all, the town of Jackson, with its splintery boardwalks and elk-horn sculptures, hilltop spas and gourmet cuisine.
- Unable to sit still all of a sudden, she jumped up from the blanket and cruised the perimeter of the stall, tracing the splintery old wood with her fingers.
- Other bulbs too, spring bulbs, that smell of earth, everything inside is being replaced by display-case fruit not for eating, marble grapes and frosty, splintery pears.
- If exquisite can be applied to what ensued and the kind of splintery, fiery, bludgeoning death and maiming those Frenchmen, Spaniards and Englishmen met when, as England expected,