waterwall
scupper
batardeau
cornice
eavestrough
water table
water feature
waterpipe
coping
frontal
gutter
curtain
side entrance
safety arch
barrier
quoin post
spur
sidewall
slab
cooling tower
chantlate
drum
passthrough
party wall
wall
pumphouse
plumbing fixture
damp course
weatherboard
vent stack
anicut
levee
cavity wall
chemise
drywall
cofferdam
tied
foreshot
Sheetrock
sconcheon arch
gable end
bulkhead
sile
gangway
larmier
roller rink
dropwall
scoinson arch
allure
balcony
weir
construction
fortification curtain
hockey rink
ribbed vault
French drain
aqueduct
bigging
drip
drip mould
architecturally
porch
drip mold
campshed
stone wall
frontispiece
set-back
countermure
setoff
counterdrain
windpump
pantham
offset
flume
tankstand
centre
batter
wellhead
suspiral
caisson
pneumatic caisson
tamkin
architecturalism
center
tailrace
jetty
erection
split-level
rundel
wallscape
surround
fence in
fence
shelf
palisade
air brick
catchment

English words for 'An architectural feature consisting of a wall down which water flows.'

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