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What words describe wood?

Here are some words to describe wood, broken down by category:

Appearance:

* Color: Brown, reddish-brown, golden, dark, light, pale, honey-colored, mahogany, ebony, walnut, cherry

* Texture: Smooth, rough, grainy, knotty, polished, weathered, aged, coarse, silky, satiny

* Shape: Plank, board, beam, log, branch, twig, splinter, chip, grain, swirl, knot, burl, bark, trunk

* Smell: Woody, earthy, pine, cedar, sandalwood, resinous, musty, sweet, fresh, burnt

Properties:

* Strength: Strong, sturdy, durable, resilient, robust, hard, soft, flexible, pliable

* Weight: Heavy, light, buoyant, dense

* Sound: Creaking, cracking, rustling, whispering

* Feel: Warm, cool, rough, smooth, soft, hard, prickly

Other:

* Natural: Organic, living, renewable, sustainable, biodegradable

* Man-made: Engineered, processed, manufactured, artificial

* Emotional: Warm, inviting, cozy, comforting, rustic, elegant, timeless, classic

More descriptive phrases:

* Richly-grained

* Knotty and weathered

* Deeply-hued

* Smooth and polished

* Aromatic and resinous

* Dark and mysterious

* Warm and inviting

* Strong and reliable

The best words to use will depend on the specific context and the type of wood you are describing.

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