wood
adjective /wʊd/Definition
› made of wood: Solid wood furniture is much more sturdy and durable than chipboard furniture. We sanded and polished the wood floor in the living room. Much of the original 18th-century wood panelling was destroyed in the fire. → See also woodenTypes of wood
(Definition of wood adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- ash noun (TREE)
- balsa (wood) noun
- bark noun (TREE)
- boxwood noun
- cork noun
- ebony noun (WOOD)
- elm noun
- matchwood noun
- MDF noun
- mulga noun
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- plywood noun
- rosewood noun
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