lacewood
- noun
- /ˈleɪsˌwʊd/
- The table is made of beautiful lacewood.
Examples
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Many luthiers value lacewood for its beauty and durability in making musical instruments.
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He installed lacewood panels in the office to achieve an elegant, textured effect.
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The cabinet was crafted from lacewood, giving it a unique spotted pattern.
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I love the unique patterns in lacewood furniture.
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The artist chose lacewood for its unique, speckled appearance in his latest sculpture.
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The table made of lacewood was both beautiful and durable, perfect for the dining room.
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She admired the intricate patterns in the lacewood used to create the custom cabinetry.
Synonyms
Hard, strong wood from an elm tree used to make furniture and tools
Hard pale wood from a beech tree used to make furniture, floors, and tool handles
Hard, tough wood from a large tree with peeling bark used for furniture and musical instruments
Hard wood with a marbled pattern used for decoration
Hard, flexible wood from a South African tree used for bows and fishing rods
A strong straight wood from tropical trees that people use to make long poles, walking sticks, and tool handles
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Lacewood comes from the simple words lace and wood, because the wood's grain often shows a fine, net-like or spotted pattern similar to 'lace'. So lacewood is wood with a decorative, lace-like surface, which is why it is used for furniture and decoration.