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Webster Dictionary :: Wood-mote
WOOD-MOTE, n. [wood and mote.] In England, the ancient name of the forest court;...
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-monger
WOOD-MONGER, n. [wood and monger.] A wood seller.
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-mite
WOOD-MITE, [wood and mite.] A small insect found in old wood.
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-meil
WOOD-MEIL, n. A coarse hairy stuff made of Iceland wool, used to line the ports ...
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-louse
WOOD-LOUSE, n. [wood and louse.] An insect, the millepede.
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-lock
WOOD-LOCK, n. [wood and lock.] In shipbuilding, a piece of elm, close fitted and...
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-layer
WOOD-LAYER, n. [wood and layer.] A young oak or other timber plant, laid down in...
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-lark
WOOD-LARK, n. [wood and lark.] A bird, a species of lark.
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-land
WOOD-LAND, n. [wood and land.] 1. Land covered with wood, or land on which trees...
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-hole
WOOD-HOLE, n. [wood and hole.] A place where wood is laid up.
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-fretter
WOOD-FRETTER, n. [wood and fret.] An insect or worm that eats wood.
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-engraving
WOOD-ENGRAVING, n. Xylography; the art of engraving on wood, or of cutting figur...
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-drink
WOOD-DRINK, n. [wood and drink.] A decoction or infusion of medicinal woods.
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-cockshell
WOOD-COCKSHELL, n. A name given by English naturalists to a peculiar kind of the...
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-cock
WOOD-COCK, n. [wood and cock.] A fowl of the genus Scolopax, inhabiting the nort...
Webster Dictionary :: Wood-coal
WOOD-COAL, n. [wood and coal.] Charcoal.
