baserim

noun
UK /ˈbeɪsərɪm/
US /ˈbeɪsərɪm/

A baserim is a small, flat piece of stone or wood used to make a floor or path.

The workers laid each baserim carefully to build the garden path.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A low, flat base that supports something heavy.

The statue stood on a wide baserim of marble.

3. A small block used in a game to mark a spot.

He placed the baserim on the board to show his move.

4. A flat piece of material used to level a surface.

They used a baserim to make the table stand straight.