IPA: /ˈweɪnˌskɔːtɪd/
KK: /ˈweɪnˌskɔtɪd/
Covered or decorated with wooden paneling on the lower part of a wall.
The dining room was beautifully wainscoted, giving it a classic and elegant look.
Wainscoted → It is formed from "wain" (from Old English *wægn*, meaning wagon or cart) and "scot" (from Old French *escot*, meaning to cover or to furnish). The word refers to the practice of covering walls with wooden panels, originally associated with the wood used for making wagons.
Think of 'wain' as a wagon that carries wood, and 'scot' as covering something. This helps you remember that 'wainscoted' means to cover walls with wooden panels.