shingly

shingle | American Dictionary

shingle
noun[ C ]
us/ˈʃɪŋ·ɡəl/
a thin, flat piece of wood or other material, many of which are attached in rows to the outside of a roof or a wall

shingle | Business English

shingle
noun[ C ]
USuk /ˈʃɪŋɡl/us
a sign outside the house or office of a doctor, lawyer, or other professional:
A shingle hangs from his mail-box.
 hang (out/up) a shingle
to advertise your services or to start a business as a professional :
Several independent advisers have hung a shingle on the internet.
The two lawyers hung out their shingle in Miami in 1987.

Examples of shingle

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To return to an earlier example, my neighbor who is careless with his roof shingles may just be lucky.
Published data on the incidence of shingles ranges between 1.3 and 4.8 per 1000 cases annually [2-5].
From this database we have previously described gender differences in the incidence of chicken pox (no difference), shingles (small female excess) and herpes simplex (large female excess) [28].
Gender-specific age-standardized incidence rates of shingles were calculated for each year and showed a consistent female excess in each of the 8 years (average annual excess 28 %).
The house was sided with brown shingles.
The possibility of gender bias in diagnostic error specifically attributable to the diagnosis of shingles and occurring systematically in every age group and year is remote.
The incidence of shingles and its implications for vaccination policy.
Seventy per cent of them had tuberculosis of the lungs; many had widespread scabies, shingles and there were several cases of malaria.
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