gable
/ˈɡeɪbəl/Definitions
1. noun
The end or side of a building, especially a wall that is the end of a roof.
“The gable of the old mansion was a beautiful example of Gothic architecture.”
2. verb
to build a gable at the end of a roof, especially in order to form a triangular space.
“The carpenter gabled the roof to create a more dramatic effect.”
3. verb
to slope or pitch upwards like a gable.
“The hill gabled upwards towards the top, creating a breathtaking view.”