woodshop
- noun
- /ˈwʊdˌʃɑp/
- US
- In the woodshop, students learn how to use various tools to build furniture.
- woodshop class
- woodshop teacher
And in my life by chilling myself out in my woodshop.
- And in my life by chilling myself out in my woodshop.
- The band was basically stuff they made in woodshop that's would make a sound.
Examples
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Illustrating the school's immense success at training woodworkers, a large filigreed wooden archway crafted in the school's woodshop welcomed visitors as they entered.
Blog text (22) -
Lots of fun... then growing up in the winter, we'd make hockey sticks and pucks in woodshop and then play hockey on the ice-covered ponds surrounding American Falls Res... lots of fun and lots of work growing up.
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Oh, man, I miss that woodshop already.
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- Can I go to the woodshop instead?
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My brother made it in woodshop.
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He's in our woodshop class.
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Nowadays I live in Alaska, where I spend most of my time working in my woodshop or fishing.
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The flooding destroyed the media lab, woodshop, and six artist studios.
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Stewart is at the woodshop cutting firewood.
Fiction book (1993) -
The floors had been thoroughly swept, and though faint traces of sawdust were visible in the rafters, on the windowsills, and along the top edges of the tool racks, this place was no typical messy woodshop.
Fiction book (1992)
Synonyms
A school class where students learn to work with tools and wood
A room where people make or fix things using tools
Making and fixing things from wood, like furniture or roofs
A way of making things from wood by hand or with tools
A school course where students learn hands-on skills like building things from wood or metal
Making things from wood by hand, often as a hobby
A workshop where wood is shaped on a lathe
Shaping wood on a lathe to make bowls or spindles
Skill in carving and shaping wood to make objects like furniture
How Equipped
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word woodshop is made of wood ('the material from trees') and shop ('a place for work or trade'). So a woodshop is literally a place where people make or build things from wood, which is why it means a workshop or class for woodworking.