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sap-wood
ˈsap-wood [sap n.1] = alburnum.1791 E. Darwin Bot. Gard. i. Add. Notes 96 The placental vessels..are transformed from sap-wood..into inert wood. 1815 J. Smith Panorama Sci. & Art I. 258 Boards..free from..sap-wood. 1887 C. A. Moloney Forestry W. Afr. 353 A deep reddish-brown heartwood and light sap-... Oxford English Dictionary
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Uapaca heudelotii
It’s made up of sap-wood that is light-colored, heart-wood that is a reddish-brown color, and the inner bark containing a sticky red sap. wikipedia.org
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heart-wood
ˈheart-wood 1. A name for the central part of the timber of exogenous trees, hardened and matured by age; duramen.1801 Knight in Phil. Trans. XCI. 351 Ossified within the heart-wood. 1876 Oxford Bible-Helps 113 Ebony..is the heart-wood of the date-tree. 1880 Gray Struct. Bot. iii. §3. 80 In all tree... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ocotea bullata
The wood is dark walnut or reddish brown to black with a yellow sap-wood, and the grain extremely fine, close, dense and smooth. wikipedia.org
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soft-wood
soft wood, soft-wood Also as one word. [soft a.] 1. a. Wood which is relatively soft or easily cut; esp. coniferous trees or their timber. Also attrib.1832 Planting (L.U.K.) 77 The..discriminating characters of hard and of soft woods. 1857 Gray First Less. Bot. 147 In soft woods, such as White-Pine ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Margaritaria discoidea
The sap-wood is yellowish, and the heartwood is pinkish-white to brownish-red, hard, heavy, of medium texture, not difficult to work and is suitable for wikipedia.org
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alburnum
alburnum (ælˈbɜːnəm) [a. L. alburnum, f. alb-us white.] The whiter, softer, and more recently formed wood in exogenous trees, between the bark and heart-wood; the sap-wood.1664 Evelyn Silva (1776) 524 That whiter, softer, fatty part called by the antients Alburnum. 1791 E. Darwin Bot. Gard. i. 96 Sa... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ketaki Kushari Dyson
Calcutta for eminent contribution to contemporary Bengali letters (1986) Star Ananda Award in Bengali Literature Selected work Poetry Bokol (1997) Sap-wood wikipedia.org
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sapper
▪ I. sapper1 (ˈsæpə(r)) [f. sap v.1 + -er1, after F. sapeur.] 1. One who saps; spec. a soldier employed in working at saps, the building and repairing of fortifications, the execution of field-works, and the like. The non-commissioned officers and privates of the Engineers were formerly called the (... Oxford English Dictionary
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Compagnie minière de Carmaux
An experiment with acacia wood reported in 1836 found it was much more durable in the same situation, unaffected after four years except at the sap-wood wikipedia.org
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sap
▪ I. sap, n.1 (sæp) Forms: 1 sæp, sep, 4 Kentish zep, 5 saap(pe, 5–7 sappe, 6 sape, sapp, 4– sap. [Com. WGer.: OE. sæp, genit. sæpes (prob. neut.) = MLG., LG., MDu., Du. sap, neut. (Flemish zap), OHG. saf, genit. saffes, neut. (MHG. saf, saft, neut., mod.G. saft, masc., whence Sw. saft, fem., Da. sa... Oxford English Dictionary
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1978 in poetry
Ketaki Kushari Dyson, Sap-wood, Calcutta: Writers Workshop, India. wikipedia.org
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Wood shingle
The heartwood is removed by splitting parallel to the grain, and the bark and sap-wood and any imperfections such as rot or bug holes are removed. wikipedia.org
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notch
▪ I. notch, n. (nɒtʃ) Also 7–8 noch, 8 knotch. [app. ad. older F. oche (mod.F. hoche) of the same meaning, with n of the article prefixed (see N 3). There is thus no original connexion with nock n.1 Examples of the verb oche occur in the alliterative Morte Arthur (c 1400), but the n. has app. not be... Oxford English Dictionary
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list
▪ I. † list, n.1 Obs. Forms: 1 hlyst, 2–4 lust(e, 3–4 list(e, lyst, 4 lest, 4–6 list. [OE. hlyst masc. and fem. = OS. hlust fem., ON. hlust fem.:—OTeut. *hlusti-z:—OAryan *klusti-s (Skr. {cced}rušti obedience), f. root *klus- (:kleus- :klous-), OTeut. *hlū̆s- (:hleus- :hlaus-), found also in the vbs... Oxford English Dictionary
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