Coping

Coping

The covering course of a wall either flat or sloping to throw off the weather.

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coping

History; Medieval

the covering course of a wall either flat or sloping to throw off the weather.

coping

Building materials; Lumber

A cap at the top of a wall that's rounded or beveled to shed water. Also, a curved cut made so that one contoured molding can join neatly with another.

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Construction; Carpentry

To shape or cut the end of a wood molding peice so it will cover and fit the countour of the adjoining molding piece, typically in an inside corner joint. See how to use a coping ...

coping

Architecture; General architecture

A protective cap, top, or cover of a wall parapet, commonly sloping to protect masonry from water.

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Psychology; General psychology

The process of dealing with internal or external demands that are perceived to be threatening or overwhelming.

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To adjust to new situations and overcome problems.

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Augustinian Canons

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barons of the cinq ports

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the civic officers of the jurisdictional liberty known as the Cinq Ports, who provided ships for the king's service in return for their privileges.

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