woodwork
wood·work
noun \-ˌwərk\Definition of WOODWORK
1
: work made of wood; especially : interior fittings (as moldings or stairways) of wood
2
: a place or state of concealment, seclusion, or anonymity <witnesses came out of the woodwork when a reward was offered>
Examples of WOODWORK
- We painted the walls white and the woodwork red.
- The kick hit the woodwork.
First Known Use of WOODWORK
circa 1609
Rhymes with WOODWORK
artwork, at work, beadwork, berserk, breastwork, brickwork, bridgework, brightwork, brushwork, capework, casework, clockwork, coachwork, de Klerk, ductwork, Dunkirk, earthwork, falsework, fieldwork, file clerk, firework, flatwork, footwork, formwork, framework, fretwork, frostwork, glasswork, Grand Turk, grillwork, groundwork, guesswork, hackwork, handwork, hauberk, headwork, homework, housework, in work, ironwork, knee-jerk, lacework, lifework, make-work, meshwork, millwork, network, outwork, paintwork, patchwork, piecework, presswork, quillwork, rework, roadwork, salesclerk, schoolwork, scrollwork, shellwork, slopwork, Southwark, spadework, steelwork, stickwork, stonework, stump work, teamwork, timework, topwork, town clerk, waxwork, webwork, wheelwork, young Turk
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