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Traditional English :: timber
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timber.html - n. 1 wood prepared for building, carpentry, etc. 2 a piece of wood or beam, esp. as the rib of a vessel. 3 large standing trees suitable for timber; woods or forest. 4 ( esp. as int.) a warning cry that a tree is about to fall. timber hitch a knot used in attaching a rope to a log or spar. timber wolf a type of large N. American grey wolf. timbering n. [OE, = building, f. Gmc] |
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Traditional English :: timbered
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timber.html - adj. 1 (esp. of a building) made wholly or partly of timber. 2 (of country) wooded. |
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Traditional English :: timberland
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timber.html - n. US land covered with forest yielding timber. |
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Traditional English :: timberline
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timber.html - n. (on a mountain) the line or level above which no trees grow. |
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Traditional English :: timber
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timber.html - n. 1 wood prepared for building, carpentry, etc. 2 a piece of wood or beam, esp. as the rib of a vessel. 3 large standing trees suitable for timber; woods or forest. 4 ( esp. as int.) a warning cry that a tree is about to fall. timber hitch a knot used in attaching a rope to a log or spar. timber wolf a type of large N. American grey wolf. timbering n. [OE, = building, f. Gmc] |
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Traditional English :: timbered
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timber.html - adj. 1 (esp. of a building) made wholly or partly of timber. 2 (of country) wooded. |
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