woodenware
- noun
- /ˈwʊdənˌwɛr/
- The kitchen was filled with simple woodenware, giving it a rustic charm.
Examples
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They displayed handmade woodenware at the craft fair last weekend.
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The artisan crafted beautiful bowls and spoons out of woodenware for the local market.
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She collects antique woodenware from different regions around the world.
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She bought beautiful woodenware at the market.
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Do you have any woodenware in your kitchen?
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She preferred using woodenware in her kitchen because of its durability and charm.
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The museum displayed a collection of antique woodenware from different regions around the world.
Synonyms
Small wooden household objects like spoons or bowls used in the past
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Etymology
Woodenware comes from wooden ('made of wood') plus ware ('goods' or 'useful things'), the same ware you see in silverware or kitchenware. So woodenware means everyday utensils, containers, and other items that are made of wood.