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wind guard

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wind guard [′win‚gärd]
(civil engineering)
A building component that protects the building or some part of it against the wind, for example, a chimney cap.

wind guard
1. Any construction which provides protection against the wind, as a chimney cap, 2.
2. Same as draft fillet.


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