Eaves

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The projecting overhang at the lower edge of a roof. noun plural

Edge; border; margin.

Specifically The lower edge of a roof; that part of the roof of a building which projects beyond the wall and sheds the water that falls on the roof; hence, figuratively, any projecting rim.

The edges or lower borders of the roof of a building, which overhang the walls, and cast off the water that falls on the roof. noun plural

Brow; ridge. noun plural

Eyelids or eyelashes. noun plural

An arris fillet, or a thick board with a feather edge, nailed across the rafters at the eaves of a building, to raise the lower course of slates a little, or to receive the lowest course of tiles; -- called also eaves catch and eaves lath. noun plural

Same as Gutter, 1. noun plural

A molding immediately below the eaves, acting as a cornice or part of a cornice. noun plural

The European swallow. noun plural

The underside of a roof that extends beyond the external walls of a building noun

The overhang at the lower edge of a roof noun

The underside of a roof that extends beyond the external walls of a building.

Part of roof: The part of a roof that projects beyond the wall that supports it. Urban Dictionary

Dumb person who can drag a hoe when needed Urban Dictionary

A shortened version of the word eavesdropping typically paired with the word droppin'. To listen to people when you're not supposed to be. Urban Dictionary

A tears used to describe the physical properties of an object/s similar to those of corn. Also just means corn. Urban Dictionary

Short for eat a vagina Urban Dictionary

Another word for ugly Person 1: You are so eave ! Person 2: Thanks, you to ! Urban Dictionary

The literal feeling you get when you like a boy but he doesn't like you back Originated from cyber peers of online figure Taylor Eaves, who got rejected by so many boys that people began using his name as an adjective to describe their own experiences with rejection Urban Dictionary

To listen in on a conversation in which you are in no way involved aka: eavesdropping Urban Dictionary

The act of wearing ear buds and bouncing your head while no music is playing, so you can eaves drop on someone's conversation Urban Dictionary

Chris's booty butt Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to eaves:
eaves, leaves, waves, aves, eave, elves, eames, heaves, caves, eves, eases, saves, raves, haves, naves, reaves, weaves, faves, laves, paves, eades, deaves, eanes, daves, eales, taves, eakes, neaves, eaved, maves, oaves, gaves.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word eaves:
rafter, soffit, dentil, eave, brackets, rafters, dormer, studded, cornice, overhang, shingled, finial, chamfered, casement, porch, cupola, gabled, shingles, gable, roofline, segmental, italianate, pagoda, braces, projecting, verandah, frieze, sash, craftsman, decorative, woodwork, recessed, arched, balustrade, pediment, roof, stucco, wraps, roofs, facade, portico, pierced, siding, octagonal, coliseum, parapet, paired, chimney, corrugated, tails, bays, clad, windows, openings, attic, auburn, ornate, exposed, doorway, sheltered, exterior, flanked, window, timber, symmetrical, tile, corners, decorated, piers, ventilation, miniature, columns, brick, tiles, lined, capped, framed, arches, beams, walls, triangular, wooden, topped, carved, slate, pillars, entrance, barn, prairie, register, rectangular, doors, interior, trim, nests, ends, horizontal, arch, stained, shade.

Words that rhyme with eaves:
leaves, sheaves, thieves, greaves, sleeves, achieves, heaves, jeeves, believes, peeves, eves, reeves, cleves, cleaves, reaves, perceives, weaves, receives, grieves, neves, treves, relieves, hargreaves, reves, gleaves, steves, retrieves, recitatives, teves, interleaves, neaves, steeves, stuffed grape leaves, misperceives, shreves, misconceives, rieves, cheves.

Adjectives that are often used to describe eaves:
wide, low, broad, deep, thatched, curved, upturned, wooden, very, long, overhanging, heavy, extended, bracketed, open, dark, narrow, front, flared, tiled, southern, generous, tilted, double, green, thatch, carved, upswept, red, pent, gilded, horizontal, humble, sloping, shallow, boxed, huge, coved, pointed, massive, steep, shady, clamorous, south, rear, brown, enormous, ornate, chinese, stable, covered, graceful, cantilevered, scalloped, dutch, eastern, angled, shadowy, ornamental, golden, shaped, back, bent, exaggerated, hillock, scant, ragged, quaint, continuous, protective, immense, ample, lofty, sardonic, silent, flat, haunted.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective eaves:
run, gutter, cornice, trough, overhang, pours, course, gallery, tile, spout, brackets, pediment.

Consonant match to eaves:
ives, eves.

Words that sound like eaves:
eaves, eves, ives, aves, oves, evs, avs, ivs, iws, ovs, evz, leaves, ease, eve, thieves, eva, ees, evie, eas, reeves, weaves, eave, evo, heaves, peeves, iva, jeeves, livs, ias, sheaves, eez, eese, yves, neves, reaves, iis, eaz, teves, reves, eev, eav, eeva, beeves, iev, neaves, eees, rieves, evw, e's, iese, deaves, e-z, eoz, evu, cvs, oeuvres, rvs, pvz, svs, lvs, jvs, pvs, ese, ius, ios, eous, eos, eace, ece, eeds, eegs, eads, iers, -ious, edes, aedes, eades, iess, eaved, aese, evd, iefs, evos, e s, iiss, eids, evb, uise, a's, -ive, -ize, a-z, aahs, -ise, a.s, -ase, aava, aav, a.v, a v.