Definitions

from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

  • noun The wood of the pine tree.
  • noun A forest of pines.

from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.

  • noun uncountable The wood of a pine
  • noun countable A forest or grove of pine trees, either natural or as a plantation

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Examples

  • The floors are covered in pinewood chips, for bedding.

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  • The floors are covered in pinewood chips, for bedding.

    All the Sheikh’s Horses 2010

  • The floors are covered in pinewood chips, for bedding.

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  • On the highest ridge of land between these rivers the sandy soil is covered with a growth of pinewood, which is everywhere fringed with a dense undergrowth of evergreen shrubs.

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  • Using materials such as pinewood, leather, brass and iron, he created a really unique piece.

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  • Each unit has a queen-size bed and futon, hot-and-cold sink and pinewood floors.

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  • Each unit has a queen-size bed and futon, hot-and-cold sink and pinewood floors.

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  • Treebones Resort Each unit at Treebones has a queen-size bed and futon, hot-and-cold sink and pinewood floors.

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  • In the middle of a dense, highly residential part of central Harlem known as Hamilton Heights now sits a genteel, federal-style pinewood cottage, with peach siding and thin, graceful white columns framing its veranda, overlooking the park's sloping swath of green.

    Historic Home on the Grange Robbie Whelan 2011

  • Villas are built from local timbers and bamboo where possible or eucalyptus harvested from plantations and renewable pinewood.

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