inwall

 [v. in-wawl; n. in-wawl]  

in·wall

   [v. in-wawl; n. in-wawl]
verb (used with object)
1.
to enclose with a wall.
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noun
2.
an inner wall.
3.
Metallurgy. an inwardly sloping wall above the bosh of a blast furnace.

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Origin:
1605–15; in-1 + wall
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