Associations to the word «Carving»
Noun
- Depiction
- Crucifix
- Obelisk
- Cutting
- Artefact
- Hanging
- Alta
- Farming
- Transept
- Granite
- Pew
- Arch
- Stall
- Fresco
- Tombstone
- Nave
- Wood
- Slab
- Furnishing
- Ceiling
- Porcelain
- Shiva
- Artifact
- Craft
- Gem
- Stone
- Vase
- Masonry
- Pedestal
- Mayan
- Doorway
- Buddha
- Deco
- Scroll
- Foliage
- Staircase
- Cloister
- Limestone
- Sewing
- Temple
- Tile
- Shaping
- Panel
- Casting
- Platter
- Reindeer
- Likeness
- Caves
- Mask
- Caricature
- Tomb
- Casket
- Lotus
- Porch
- Fork
- Cathedral
- Initial
- Woven
- Silk
- Mutton
- Souvenir
- Medallion
- Drapery
- Bead
- Grotto
- Seam
- Gully
- Hitch
- Spoon
- Portico
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CARVING, noun. A carved object.
CARVING, noun. The craft of producing a carved object.
CARVING, verb. Present participle of carve
CARVING, verb. (snowboarding) Executing turns without pivoting.
CARVING KNIFE, noun. A large knife designed for cutting cooked turkey and similar dishes.
CARVING KNIVES, noun. Plural of carving knife
Dictionary definition
CARVING, noun. A sculpture created by removing material (as wood or ivory or stone) in order to create a desired shape.
CARVING, noun. Removing parts from hard material to create a desired pattern or shape.
CARVING, noun. Creating figures or designs in three dimensions.
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