Meanings of woodworkers in English

We're actually steam-straightening wood, whereas most woodworkers are steam-bending.

They cut through the woodworkers' district, where carpenters sawed, hammered, and nailed in open storefronts.

This is a do-it-yourself establishment for amateur woodworkers.

But then, I don't go out in the marshes much. This answer came from woodworkers, porters, and sweepers.

We've never really touched on woodworking here at GeekDad, but I'm sure we have our share of geeky woodworkers.

Vocational secondary schools throughout the area churned out young woodworkers who were employed in factories on apprenticeships leading to lifelong jobs as craftsmen.

Sloppy, careless, lazy... some good woodworkers here and there, I'll not deny it, but hardly a mason amongst them, and nary a smith.

No longer, it seemed, would engineers or woodworkers be let loose on building design in spite of the fact that their skills lay elsewhere.

Woodworkers use veneers to add relatively interesting surfaces to relatively uninteresting pieces of wood.

This practice conflicts directly with Ireland's policy on development aid, the Irish Woodworkers for Africa organisation has said.

"Nobody much goes down there," said Creeley, one of the worst woodworkers on God's earth.

The blaze, which gardaí are treating as suspicious, broke out shortly before 8am at the Woodworkers Store on the north side of the city.

Work stopped at most Limerick building sites yesterday when up to 100 members of the Limerick and District Woodworkers' Society took unofficial action and picketed.

I ask a woodworker, who is in a shop making mahogany secretaries.

Jonathan Siegrist is a passionate rock climber, dedicated goal-setter, and mediocre woodworker.

My dad, a pretty able woodworker, made me that bed.