• (noun) A cut or groove along or near the edge of a piece of wood that allows another piece to fit into it to form a joint.

• (noun) A joint so made.

• (verb-transitive) To cut a rabbet in.

• (verb-transitive) To join by a rabbet.

• (verb-intransitive) To be joined by a rabbet.

• ""rabbet," ploughed around the front, back, and sides of the drawers; or the top frame may have a tongue fitting inside the whole substance of the drawer, or the glass may be a fixture, beaded or puttied in on top, the whole of the bottom unscrewing from the drawer frame."
• "Silly rabbet, everybody knows that it's the Realclimate Team who's politicizing the science, and besides, the deniers are simply honest broker skeptics who just want to know the truth."
• "Is a good place to start: Of course, rabbet will avoid the facts and he and other will go off on some tangential escapade."

• channel
  
• groove
  
• join
  
• cut-out
  
• louver
  
• foliation
  
• canthus
  
• chamfer
  
• bring together
  
• helicoidal
  
• plication
  
• rabbet joint
  
• rabbeted
  
• rabbeting
  
• rabbets
  
• scroll-work