tscaffoldage (age as ig)

[Eng. scaffold; -age.] The timber-work of a stage; a stage; scaffolding. "Twixt his stretch'd footing and the scaffoldage." Shakesp.: Troilus and Cre ida , i. 3. *scăf-föld-er, s. [ Eng.scaffold : -er.] A spectator in the gallery; one of the "gods." scăf-fold-ing, s. [ Eng.scaffold ; -ing.] IMG:content-0978.png:[blocks in formation] II. Build . The temporary combination of upright poles and horizontal pieces, on which are laid the boards for supporting the workmen and material during the erection of a building; the scaffold. scăff-răff, s . [Eng. scaff , and raff .] The same as SCAFF-AND-RAFF (q. v.). scaglia (as scăl-yla), s. [Ital. a fish-scale, a chip of marble. (See def.)] Geology: A red, white, or gray argillaceous limestone occurring in the Venetian Alps, and believed by De Zigno to be the age of the chalk. The beds 3562