wooden clock
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 36
A clock in which the case, a large part of the machinery, ., are made of wood. wooden-headed, a. Stupid, dense, thick-headed; dull of apprehension. *wooden-horse, s. 1. A ship. "Milford Haven, the chief stable for his wooden horses." -Fuller : Worthies , ch. vi. twood'-en-ne , s. [English wooden (1); -ne .] Want of spirit or expre ion; clumsine , awkward ne . "One of them has produced more wooden pages than all other living writers (of the same rank) put together; but fortunately the woodenne does little or no harm."Contemporary Review , April, 1877, p. 947. *wood'-fall, s. [Eng. wood (1), s., and fall , s.] A fall or cutting of timber. "The wood falls this year do not amount to half the sum." -Васоп .
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