jamb
/dʒæm/Definitions
1. noun
A projecting piece of wood at the side of a door or window, typically supporting the frame or a lock.
“The old house had decorative jamb on its doors, which added a touch of elegance to the entrance.”
2. noun
A piece of wood or other material forming the side of a frame or a similar structure.
“The carpenter carefully fitted the new jamb to the door frame, making sure it was level and secure.”
3. verb
To fit or fix something, especially a piece of wood, in place.
“The worker jambed the new door frame into the wall, making sure it was level and secure.”