veneering (venering)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 95
[Verbal n. of veneer, v.] 1. The art or proce of laying on veneers. -2. Same as veneer, in senses 1-3. veneering-hammer (vē-nēr ́ing-ham"èr), n. A hand-tool with a thin and wide peen or face, used to pre out the glue from under a veneer in it to an object. veneer-mill (ve-ner mil), n. A sawmill de signed especially for cutting veneers. veneer-moth (ve-ner'môth), n. Any one of several pyralid moths of the family Crambidæ: an old English collectors' name, given from the coloration, which suggests veneering. Crambus hortuellus is the garden veneer; C. pinellus, the pearl veneer; and C. petrific ell us, the common veneer. See cut under Crambidæ.
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