Wood

What do we mean by wood?

Mentally deranged. adjective

The secondary xylem of trees and shrubs, lying beneath the bark and consisting largely of cellulose and lignin. noun

This tissue when cut and dried, used especially for building material and fuel. noun

A growth of trees and other plants usually covering a smaller area than a forest. noun

A forest. noun

An object made of wood, especially. noun

A woodwind. noun

Any of a series of golf clubs used to hit long shots, having a bulbous head made of wood, metal, or graphite, and numbered one to five in order of increasing loft. noun

To fuel with wood. intransitive verb

To cover with trees; forest. intransitive verb

To gather or be supplied with wood. intransitive verb

Made or consisting of wood; wooden. adjective

Used or suitable for cutting, storing, or working with wood. adjective

Living, growing, or present in forests. adjective

(out of the woods) Free of a difficult or hazardous situation; in a position of safety or security. idiom

To sup ply or replenish with wood; get supplies of wood for: as, to wood a steamboat or a loco motive.

To take in or get supplies of wood.

To make a noise by scuffling with the feet or by hand-clapping, as students in approval or disapproval of a professor.

The substance making up the central part of the trunk and branches of a tree. Used as a material for construction, to manufacture various items, etc. or as fuel.

The wood of a particular species of tree.

A forested or wooded area.

Firewood.

A type of golf club, the head of which was traditionally made of wood.

A woodwind instrument.

An erection of the penis.

Chess pieces.

An erect penis Urban Dictionary

What Dick Cheney gets when he hears the word war. Usually stroked by dumbass dubya. Coined by Bill Maher Urban Dictionary

1. erect penis 2. white hood (used in boondocks to describe the area to which the family moved into) 3. used to describe obsolete literature Urban Dictionary

A term used to show respect or fellowship among white prison inmates, ex-cons and rednecks; peckerwood; whiteboy. Urban Dictionary

The hard stuff thats on trees. Urban Dictionary

1 Syn. Marijuana;weed;pot 2 Erection Urban Dictionary

Wood is a guy's boner Urban Dictionary

A slang term used in the South for unpotent, normal, weed; or "schwag" if you may. Urban Dictionary

When an album fails to sell enough copies to become certified Gold or Platinum (or Silver where it applies). Urban Dictionary

Abbreviation for peckerwood. White boy. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to wood:
wood.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word wood:
clapboard, shingles, carving, siding, charcoal, engraving, frame, pulp, gable, woodland, bays, chips, furniture, bark, trim, roof, fabric, lumber, porch, facade, wooden, leather, carved, grain, plastic, ash, timber, exterior, panels, woods, brick, metal, oak, trees, concrete, stone, structure, tree, pine, materials, steel.

Words that rhyme with wood:
good, should, hood, would, could, livelihood, likelihood, neighborhood, childhood, falsehood, wormwood, motherhood, dogwood, brotherhood, redwood, plywood, stood, hollywood, understood, misunderstood, withstood, rosewood, fatherhood, hardwood, driftwood, adulthood, ironwood, deadwood, cottonwood, manhood, goode, greenwood, parenthood, statehood, make good, knighthood, boxwood, leatherwood, isherwood, wildwood, ravenswood, boyhood, firewood, for good, womanhood, wedgwood, victimhood, fleetwood, heartwood, nationhood, sherwood, blackwood, schuld, atwood, girlhood, hazelwood, greasewood, elwood, oakwood, softwood, sainthood, beechwood, marwood, logwood, babyhood, corkwood, underwood, eastwood, robin hood, dagwood, tanglewood, allgood, heywood, smallwood, teakwood, devilwood, common good, do good, elmwood, brentwood, in all likelihood, early childhood, wedgewood, collingwood, westwood, haywood, osgood, inglewood, silkwood, second childhood, englewood, littlewood, dawn redwood, edgewood, kenwood, pulpwood, rockwood, harwood, northwood, blood brotherhood.

Adjectives that are often used to describe wood:
hard, dry, dead, dark, old, green, more, soft, little, solid, thick, rotten, sandal, polished, light, white, fire, much, black, petrified, charred, heavy, natural, dense, red, enough, decayed, fine, wild, balsa, fossil, thin, grained, pine, wet, yellow, bare, olive, brown, sap, beautiful, scrap, rough, fresh, tough, late, deep, splitting, secondary, smooth, burnt, seasoned, damp, splintered, brush, plain, sacred, durable, unpainted, carved, valuable, raw, cedar, sound, resinous, colored, laminated, precious, neighbouring, fragrant, treated, split, porous, rotted, sawn, fir, untreated, chopped, plastic, gilded.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective wood:
work, cuts, frame, pulp, cutter, pile, engraving, cutters, fire, carver, ashes, pigeon, pigeons, cutting, cut, engravings, trees, tree, carvers, box, carvings, chopper, oil, products, blocks, wind, engraver, house, notes, yard, lot, smoke, thrush, block, nymphs, cells, choppers, charcoal, path, spirit, nymph, lice, ash, winds, craft, table, shavings, working, duck, sawyer, louse, paths, furniture, land, tar, road, pecker, workers, engravers, borers, fires, pasture, rot, termites, cuttings, bird, alcohol, stove, piles, dove, birds, chopping, lots, feeding, worker, stick, wool, dust, peckers, floor, parenchyma, yards, fuel, construction, mouse, sorrel, floors, chips, god, decay, fibres, chairs, lands, pipe, flowers, flour, apple, turner, mice, knife.

Consonant match to wood:
word, weed, would, wed, wide, wade, wad, weighed, wooed, wowed, whirred, waid, waide, wied, wedd, wehde, wyden.

Words that sound like wood:
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