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Meanings of white oak in English
Usage of white oak in English
1
The desk shown in the illustration was made of plain-sawed white oak.
2
Why, they buried it under the old white oak over at Mt.
3
More were needed, and they were spread under the great white oak.
4
They were solid white oak, six feet long and twenty inches deep.
5
A few moments later we sat at a white oak conference table.
6
Red gum and white oak are the hardwoods most in demand.
7
The supply of white oak ties is small and the prices are high.
8
It may be built of plain-sawed red oak, or of quarter-sawed white oak.
9
The chairs was made from cedar with split white oak bottoms.
10
They sometimes made platted or split-bottom chairs out of white oak.
11
Small basket with a handle, made of splints of white oak.
12
A big white oak tree standing taller than all the rest 'round about.
13
Use almost any kind of wood, as white wood, cherry or white oak.
14
Much of the white oak, hickory, ash, maple, is virgin timber.
15
Here's a big white oak, a hundred and fifty years old.
16
Everyone wanted a chrome bar, white oak, flowers on the table.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for white oak
Russian
Portuguese
White oak through the time
White oak across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common