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roofing nail

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roofing nail [′rüf·iŋ ‚nāl]
(design engineering)
A nail used for attaching paper or shingle to roof boards; usually short with a barbed shank and a large flat head.
roofing nail
roofing nails
A short nail having a barbed or ring shank and a comparatively large flat head; may be galvanized or bright; often provided with a neoprene, lead, or plastic washer; used to secure roofing felt or shingles to a roof-deck or roof boards.
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