Wood
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 573
wond, n. the solid part of trees trees cut or sawed timber a collection of growing trees —v to supply wood [A S wndn; cog. with Ice. vitlh-r, wood, Ger wit, firewood.] Woodbino, wood'bin. Woodbind, wood'bind, «. the honeysuckle, so called because twists and binds the trees together. [A.S. wududmd. Cf. Hopbind Wooacoal, woodTcfil, coal like wood in texture charcoal lignite or brown coal. Woodcock, woodTtok, «. a bird, allied to the snipe, which frequents woods.
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