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bondstone

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bondstone [′bänd‚stōn]
(building construction)
A stone joining the coping above a gable to the wall.
(civil engineering)
A masonry stone set with its longest dimension perpendicular to the wall face to bind the wall together. Also known as bonder.

bondstone, bonder
In stone masonry, a stone usually set with its longest dimension perpendicular to the wall face so as to tie the masonry wall to its wall backing. A very large bondstone may be set with its long dimension parallel to the wall face and still serve as a bonder, provided that its width is sufficiently large to tie it to the wall backing.


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lDeposki (Michael Stoute/ John Lowe) gains his fourth consecutive win when taking the 13-furlong handicap at Chester from Bondstone.
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