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What word means small silver of wood?

There isn't a single word that perfectly captures the meaning of "small silver of wood." However, here are some options depending on the context:

If you're talking about a small, thin piece of wood that has a silvery sheen:

* Splinter: This is a common term for a small, sharp piece of wood. While not inherently silver, it could have a silvery appearance if it's from a light-colored wood.

* Shaving: A thin, flat piece of wood that has been shaved off. This could have a silvery sheen depending on the wood and how it was cut.

* Silverwood: While not a common word, it could be used to describe wood with a silvery appearance.

If you're talking about something else, like a decorative item made of wood with a silvery finish:

* Inlay: A piece of wood (or other material) that is embedded into another surface, creating a decorative pattern.

* Veneer: A thin layer of wood that is glued to a surface to create a decorative effect.

Ultimately, the best word to use will depend on the specific context and what you are trying to describe.

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