woodwork
Woodwork (noun) means Items or fittings made of wood, such as doorframes, trim, and cabinets. Example: “The old house still had its original oak woodwork.”
How to use woodwork
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishWooden fittings in a building, the craft of working with wood, or (in football) the goalframe.
Word forms
- Plural
- woodworks
- Third person singular
- woodworks
- Past tense
- woodworked
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Etymology
From Middle English woodewerk, "carpentry" — a compound of "wood" and "work."
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