woody in Irish
woody in Irish is adhmadach — woody means made of, resembling, or having the texture of wood.
woody in Irish
adhmadach
What does "woody" mean?
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adj Made of, resembling, or having the texture of wood.
"The wine had a warm, woody flavor from aging in oak barrels."
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adj Covered with trees; wooded.
"The trail cut through a woody hillside."
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woody in a sentence
- The wine had a warm, woody flavor from aging in oak barrels.
- Old asparagus stalks can turn tough and woody.
- The trail cut through a woody hillside.
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What is "woody" in Irish?
"woody" in Irish is adhmadach. woody means: Made of, resembling, or having the texture of wood.
How do you use "woody" in a sentence?
Example: "The wine had a warm, woody flavor from aging in oak barrels." In Irish, "woody" is adhmadach.
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