Wood-house, ווכ

wood' -hows, s. a house made of wood; a house or shed in which wood is deposited and sheltered from the weather. 761 ] WOODY Woodland, wood -land, s. land covered with wood; a Wood-lark, wood'-lärk, s. a species of lark, the alauda Wood-layer, wood'-la-er, s. a young oak or other timber Woodle , wood'-les, a. destitute of wood. Woodle Wood-lock, wood'-lok, s. in ship-building, a piece of Woodlouse, wood'-lous, s. an insect, the milleped. Woodman, wood'-man, s. a forest officer, appointed to Wood-meil, wood'-mile, s. a coarse, hairy stuff made of Wood-mite, wood'-mite, s. a small insect found in old Wood-monger, wood'-mung-ger, s. awood-seller. Wood-mote, wood'-mote, s. the ancient name of the Wood-nightshade,. wood'-nite-shade, s. a plant, woody Wood-note, wood'-note, s. a wild note, as that of a Wood-nymph, wood'-nimf, s. a godde of the woods; a Wood-offering, wood'- of-fer-ing, s. wood burned on the Wood-oil, wood'-oyl, s. a balsamic fluid, used as a varWood-reeve, wood' -reev, s. the steward or overseer of Wood-rock,. wood-rok, s. a compact variety of asbestos. Wood-roof, wood'-roof, 8.aplant of the genus asperula Wood-ruff, wood'-ruf, s odorata. Wood-sage,wood'-saje, s. a plant found in woods,having Wood-sare, wood'-sare, s. cuckoo-spit. Wood-screw, wood' -skroo, s. the ordinary screw made Wood-sere, wood'-sere, s. the time when there is no Wood-shock, wood'-shok, s. north American quadruWood-skin,wood'-skin, s, a canoe from the bark of the Wood-soot, wood -soot, s. soot from burned wood, Wood-sorrel, wood' -sor-rel, s. a plant of the genus Wood-spite, wood' -spite, s. aname given to the green Wood-stamp, wood' -stamp, s. a block for printing Wood-stone, wood'-stone, s. a striped, variety of hornWood-tar, wood'-tar, s. tar obtained from wood. Wood-tin, wood' -tin, s. a nodular variety of oxide of Wood-ward, wood' -wärd, s. an officer of the forest, Wood-wax, wood' -waks, s. names applied to Wood-waxen, wood'-waks-en, 5 dyer's broom or dyer's Wood-work, wood'-wurk, s. work in wood; that part of Wood-worm, woon'-wurm, s. a worm that is bred in Woodwort, wood'-wurt, s. the common name of the Woody, wood's, a. abounding with wood; consisting ing at each end, in the ti ue of plants. Woody ti ue, a ti ue compacted of woody fibres [Bot.]