†(in early use) some kind of board used in carpentry (obsolete); (later) Nautical (in plural) pieces of wood extended around a ship's quarters and…

A slice sawn from a log of timber (now always of fir or pine), and usually understood to be more than seven inches wide, and not more than three…

a deal or plank of fir; also, fir-wood cut in planks.

A small bar, plank, or board. rare.

A plank cut from the outside of a tree-trunk.

= deal, n.3 1; a thin board of fir or pine.

A rough outside plank of timber cut from a log or a tree-trunk preparatory to squaring the main portion, or sawing it into planks.

Thin board used in making splints, the scabbards of swords, veneer, etc., and by printers in making register (now called scale-board).

Thin board. Obsolete or dialect.

Thin board used for hat-boxes, silk hats, veneer, etc., and by printers for justifying.

= planchette, n. 1. Obsolete. rare.

In the teak trade, a thick plank split from a green tree. Cf. shinlog, n.2

Deal or deals (deal, n.3) dried in a rack or frame by exposure to the air.

= rack deal, n. Obsolete. rare.

= shinbin, n.

In sense ‘having the form of a slab or slabs’, as slab-board, slab-deal, slab-slate, etc.; (sense 2a) slabwood.