woodgrain
IPA: wˈʊdgrˈeɪn
noun
- The grain of wood.
wood grain
IPA: wˈʊdgreɪn
Root Word: Wood grain
noun
- the longitudinal arrangement of wood fibers"grain, n.1".
- Wood grain most commonly refers to the texture and appearance of the wood fibres.
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Examples of "woodgrain" in Sentences
Examples of "wood-grain" in Sentences
- For a few freezed-frames, you can see that, yes, the wood-grain matches!
- JT Money erupted from two Pioneer wood-grain speakers vibrating in the trunk.
- The interior had sweet buckets, a horseshoe shifter on the console, factory eight-track sound, and a wood-grain dash.
- The Range Rover is a garage mainstay for many of the wealthy who revel in its leather interior, wood-grain highlights and expensive price tag.
- This is not a tragedy, as said microwave was left behind by the last inhabitants of this residence, and it's old enough that it has rotary dials and wood-grain.
- Trex Transcend decking (shown) comes in 1-inch-thick square or grooved boards with wood-grain patterns in four colors; matching railing is available in six colors.
- My father's comment after riding in it was: "This car has a five-speed transmission, convertible top, wood-grain dashboard and great looks; if it had comfort, it would have everything!"
- Doctors Sigmund and Carl, you gnostic guides, bogus high priests, you and your disciples have nothing to offer us here, at this well-lit table with its fake wood-grain finish, paper place mats, and scuffedup stainless-steel forks and spoons.
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