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corkwood

[ US /ˈkɔɹˌkwʊd/ ]
NOUN
  1. very small deciduous dioecious tree or shrub of damp habitats in southeastern United States having extremely light wood

How To Use corkwood In A Sentence

  • The researchers recommend scopolamine, which is extracted from the corkwood tree, as the first-line antispasmodic treatment for IBS. Medlogs - Recent stories
  • Everything bore a peculiar hue of green, from the groves of myrtle, pimento and corkwood to the grassy plots, the natural fields of oats and even to the moss-covered rocks of the spinelike mountains. Jack North's Treasure Hunt Or, Daring Adventures in South America
  • Two of my favourite indigenous trees for bonsai are the white stinkwood and the red stemmed corkwood or paperbark.
  • The top of the rise is marked by a twisted old corkwood tree.
  • The real problems are the corkwoods and the ironwoods.
  • Rounding a bend past a corkwood copse, I had to swerve to avoid an extinct Holden smack in the middle of the track. Wildwood
  • In 2002, when fuel loads were similar to today's, 17 million hectares burned in Central Australia, including a major fire in the West Macs, destroying an old corkwood forest.
  • Another road, little better than a bridle - path, runs northward to Ximena and through the corkwood forests of that plain towards the mountain ranges that rise between Ronda and the sea. In Kedar's Tents
  • He is obstructed from a mercerized degree online psychology and he grivet for hauling to haiti his corkwood if inattentively else. Rational Review
  • He helped with the seed planting at Corkwood and planted the seeds at Sand Ponds.
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