NOUN
- bark rich in tannin; bruised and cut in pieces to use for tanning; spent tanbark used as a ground covering
How To Use tanbark In A Sentence
- In order to further analyze the scientific validity of some of the items on my newly-written happiness list for more see My happiness list: chat walks, snuggles, tanbark and obits, I have posted a few below and attached a bit on the corresponding studies from the field of happiness research. Kirsten Dirksen: Why We All Need a Happiness List: Chocolate and Philosophizing According to the Research
- The boat is solid and the varnished deck is the colour scheme my boat would be, with a tanbark sail to set it off, golden-wood mast and a strong, solid colour for the hull - navy, olive or maroon would be nice. Archive 2009-07-01
- Between 700 m and 950 m, there is a mixed community of evergreen and deciduous broad-leaved trees, including oak Quercus spp., tanbark oak Lithocarpus harlandii, and Daphniphyllum spp. Wulingyuan Scenic and Historic Interest Area, China
- Back in America, Quercus prinus was better known as mountain or rock oak, after its preferred habitat; tanbark oak after its preferred use; and nowadays, chestnut oak after the shape of its leaves.
- Her sails were tanbark canvas, heavy and stiff, but that was Dad for you, no Dacron for Dad. TROPIC OF NIGHT
- I grinned broadly and stepped off the footpath, slowly making my way across the grass, stepping into the large wooden-plank-outlined square of tanbark, and heading straight for the swings.
- She blinked and saw a street covered with tanbark and heard the clop of horses" hooves. DOLL'S EYES
- He held his breath as he positioned himself meticulously in the tanbark, shoelaces of his sneakers quivering.
- Among tree species are Eyer evergreen chinquapin Castonopsis eyeri, Farges evergreen chinquapin C. fabri, Hance tanbark oak Lithocarpus hancei, blue Japanese oak Cyclobalanopsis glauca, Taiwan pine Pinus taiwanesis, Chinese little-leaf box tree Buxus sinica var. parvifolia, common Chinese birch Cunninghmia lanceolata, Chinese cedar Cryptomeria fortunei, Masson pine P. Massoniana, etc. Mount Wuyi, China
- It sniffed at me calmly, gave a canine-style shrug, and disappeared behind tanbark oaks.
