has several meanings:
- Wattle-and-daub refers to a technique of using flexible sticks, branches, or twigs (collectively, the wattle) woven together and packed with mud or similar to make fences, walls, and roofs.
- Wattle (construction) is a form of Erosion Control typically used to reduce sediment in Runoff . A wattle is often constructed of natural plant materials such as hay bales, or plant material grubbed from a construction site and arranged in piles on a downflow slope.
- is the name for a fleshy growth hanging from the neck or throat of several groups of birds, including Chicken s, Turkey s and Vulture s, as well as Australia's Wattlebird s and three New Zealand species ( Kokako , Saddleback and Huia ).
- is the name of a species of '' Acacia '', e.g., Cootamundra Wattle .
- is the common name of the unrelated plant '' Callicoma Serratifolia ''.
- Steam Tug ''Wattle'' is a vessel no longer in commercial service in Victoria Harbour, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
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