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the wood of an ash tree

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very soft light wood, used especially for making model ships and planes

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the wood of a beech tree

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the wood from this tree

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brushwood

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small branches that have fallen from or been broken off trees, often used for making fires

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the wood of a cedar tree, that has a pleasant smell

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the wood of a cherry tree

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the wood of a chestnut tree

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wood from fir or pine trees used for making furniture

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a bush or tree with red stems and berries (=small fruit), or the wood of this tree

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wood that is floating in the sea or that has come out of the sea

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the wood of an ebony tree

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the wood of the elm tree

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the wood of a fir tree

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wood used as fuel for a fire

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hard strong wood from trees such as oak or mahogany

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the hard wood of a hickory tree

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small pieces of wood used to start a fire

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a hard brown-red wood, used for making furniture

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the wood of a maple

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small pieces of cheap wood

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wood from an oak tree

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the wood of a pine tree

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the wood of a pitch pine

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a heavy dark wood that comes from tropical trees and that has a pleasant smell. It is used for making furniture.

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the wood of a sandalwood tree

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the wood from a silver birch

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wood that can be cut easily and is cheap to produce because it comes from trees such as pines or firs that grow quickly

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the wood of a spruce

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the wood of a sycamore tree

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the valuable hard wood of a teak tree, often used for making furniture

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dry wood, grass etc used for lighting fires

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the wood of a walnut tree that is used for making furniture

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the wood of the willow tree, used especially for making cricket bats

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the substance that forms the main part of a tree and is used for making things such as furniture

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the wood of a yew tree