Definition of "corrugated iron" []

• A structural sheet iron, usually galvanized, shaped in parallel furrows and ridges for rigidity. (noun)

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• "No, no, the flimsy hills of Australia were like a new world, and the frail INCONSPICUOUSNESS of the landscape, that was still so clear and clean, clean of all fogginess or confusion: but the frail, aloof, inconspicuous clarity of the landscape was like a sort of heaven — bungalows, shacks, corrugated iron and all."
• "Murdoch Street was an old sort of suburb, little squat bungalows with corrugated iron roofs, painted red."
• "Gillanbone came with the dying sun, a strange small collection of ramshackle wooden and corrugated iron buildings along either side of one dusty wide street, treeless and tired."