Lathwork vs Lathework - What's the difference?
lathwork | lathework |
Work produced on a lathe.
*{{quote-news, year=2009, date=March 24, author=Michiko Kakutani, title=Land of Promise, Home of the Bedeviled and Bewildered, work=New York Times
, passage=Indeed, he uses his reportorial talent for description to conjure the glum, shopworn world they inhabit: he notices the linoleum curling at its seams, the fake antique furniture “broken out in pediments and lathework grenades and ornamental buboes,” the old sewing machine “whose plastic had gone yellow.” }}
As nouns the difference between lathwork and lathework
is that lathwork is a covering of laths while lathework is work produced on a lathe.lathework
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