split rail
noun
a wooden rail split lengthwise from a log and commonly used in rustic rail and post fencing.
Origin of split rail
1820–30;
Americanism
Words nearby split rail
Example sentences from the Web for split rail
For all that, in the evening he reached the split-rail fence at Kelshope.
Northwest! |Harold BindlossThere was a grass-field, enclosed by split-rail fence, and manured.
Through Arctic Lapland |Cutcliffe HyneAs he made for it, he fell into a split-rail fence, some of which he knocked down until he could climb over it.
The Greater Power |Harold BindlossMrs. Robin wanted it on the end of the second rail from the top of the split-rail fence.
Among the Meadow People |Clara Dillingham Pierson