Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A veneer made of plastic, vinyl, inferior wood, or other material that is designed to have the appearance and often the texture of finely grained wood.
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- noun The
grain ofwood .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun texture produced by the fibers in wood
Etymologies
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Examples
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Innovations such as woodgrain white and coloured foils closely replicate timber frames.
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The woodgrain border just flaps over the edge of the covers, holding the cellophane (seriously!) in place.
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Maybe he payed so much because there is a picture of his beloved German Sheppard in the woodgrain? ... if you turn it 90 deg. counterclockwise, or is it a wolf?
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Maybe he payed so much because there is a picture of his beloved German Sheppard in the woodgrain? ... if you turn it 90 deg. counterclockwise, or is it a wolf?
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The player, which can be wall mounted, placed on a 25-degree stand or placed flat, has a grayish woodgrain design.
CES 2010: Blu-ray players get more streaming services now, 3D later 2010
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Whose brilliant idea was the black print on woodgrain?
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The player, which can be wall mounted, placed on a 25-degree stand or placed flat, has a grayish woodgrain design.
CES 2010: Blu-ray players get more streaming services now, 3D later 2010
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I think I might need the woodgrain version of this camera in my life.
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It was a well-used 1974 Colony Park wagon with a faux forest's worth of phony woodgrain on the sides.
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The tradition of the woodie remains in the woodgrain decals and plastic beams attached to a structural steel body of later station wagons.
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