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Meanings of woody in English
Usage of woody in English
1
Thirty years would pass before woody species began shading its open spaces.
2
The food had been good enough, though she regretted the woody asparagus.
3
And he rode far in the woody wilderness without food or drink.
4
Cut off the woody part, scrape the lower part of the stalks.
5
AS hedges put on new growth they take on a woody appearance.
6
Linen.-Linenconsists of certain woody fibres of the stem of the flax.
7
Permanently scatter theses evenly throughout the lower section of your entire woody.
8
It is throughout a mountainous country, and for the greater part woody.
9
A Landscape, representing a woody scene, with a vista on the right.
10
We passed the little Indian village of Aricagua surrounded by woody hills.
11
For a long time they saw upon the woody banks no savages.
12
Onions are growing woody stalks topped with a spray of dry seedheads.
13
The Rangers charged, and the Indians took cover in a woody thicket.
14
A cement accord is couched in leather, and crowned by woody notes.
15
Their woody bones were bowed, their skins corticate and boiling with excrescence.
16
Given this additional growing room, they may not get woody until midsummer.
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Woody across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common