noun

pinewood

PYN-wuud

Pinewood (noun) means Wood from a pine tree, or a forest made up mainly of pine trees. Example: “The bookshelf was made of pinewood.”

noun

Wood from a pine tree, or a forest made up mainly of pine trees.

"The bookshelf was made of pinewood."

"They went hiking through the pinewood at the edge of town."

How to use pinewood

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishEither pine timber, or a wooded area where pine trees grow.

Common pairings

pinewood forest pinewood furniture

Word forms

pinewoods plural

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Etymology

From pine + wood.

Rhymes for pinewood

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Frequently asked questions

What does “pinewood” mean?

The word “pinewood” means wood from a pine tree, or a forest made up mainly of pine trees. In plain terms, either pine timber, or a wooded area where pine trees grow.

How do you pronounce “pinewood”?

“Pinewood” is pronounced PYN-wuud (/ˈpaɪnwʊd/ in IPA).

How do you use “pinewood” in a sentence?

Here is “pinewood” used in a sentence: “The bookshelf was made of pinewood.”

What part of speech is “pinewood”?

“Pinewood” is a noun.