Pronunciation

/ˈwʊd/

Definitions

Noun

1. Wood: A hard, dense, and often fibrous material derived from the cells of trees, used for various purposes such as fuel, construction, furniture, and art. For example: “The house was built entirely of oak wood.”
2. Forest: An area covered with trees and undergrowth, typically considered as a natural habitat. For example: “The forest is home to many endangered species.”
3. Woodland: Land covered with trees and shrubs, often mixed with grasslands. For example: “A stroll through the tranquil woodland was very refreshing.”

Verb (Transitive)

1. To cut, gather, or supply wood for burning or construction. For example: “The carpenter was sawing wood for the new deck.”
2. To carve or shape wood into objects. For example: “She spent hours whittling a wooden figurine.”

Adjective

1. Made of wood or consisting of wood. For example: “The wooden table has a rustic charm.”
2. Connected with forestry or woodworking. For example: “The woodworker specializes in creating custom furniture.”

Phrases

• “Carve wood” refers to the art of shaping wood using tools.
• “Split some firewood” means to break wood into smaller pieces for burning.
• “Wooden floors” are those made of solid wood planks.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The wood-burning stove provided warmth on cold winter nights.”
• Verb: “The carpenter was busy chopping wood for the construction project.”
• Adjective: “The wooden bench had a smooth, polished finish.”

Synonyms

• Lumber
• Timber
• Plank
• Forest products
• Woodsy
• Wooden
• Natural timber
• Hardwood (for specific types)