noun

oakwood

Oakwood (noun) means a wood or forest made up mainly of oak trees. Example: “They pitched their tent at the edge of the oakwood.”

noun

A wood or forest made up mainly of oak trees.

"They pitched their tent at the edge of the oakwood."

Timber cut from oak trees.

"The table was built from solid oakwood."

How to use oakwood

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishEither a forest of oak trees or the wood you get from them.

Common pairings

a solid oakwood table walk through the oakwood

oakwoods plural

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They pitched their tent at the edge of the _____.

From Old English āc wudu, a straightforward combination of "oak" and "wood."

Origin: Old English

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What does “oakwood” mean?

The word “oakwood” means a wood or forest made up mainly of oak trees. In plain terms, either a forest of oak trees or the wood you get from them.

How do you use “oakwood” in a sentence?

Here is “oakwood” used in a sentence: “They pitched their tent at the edge of the oakwood.”

What part of speech is “oakwood”?

“Oakwood” is a noun.

Where does the word “oakwood” come from?

The word “oakwood” comes from Old English. From Old English āc wudu, a straightforward combination of "oak" and "wood.".

How many meanings does “oakwood” have?

“Oakwood” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: a wood or forest made up mainly of oak trees.