Hypernyms for "Wood"
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alder
ash
balsa
balsa wood
bamboo
basswood
beating-reed instrument
beech
beechwood
beefwood
bentwood
birch
black locust
blackwood
bosk
boxwood
brassie
brazilwood
briarwood
brierwood
brier-wood
brushwood
burl
cabinet wood
cedar
cedarwood
cherry
chestnut
citronwood
cocoswood
cocuswood
cypress
deal
dogwood
driftwood
driver
duramen
dyewood
ebony
elm
elmwood
eucalyptus
fir
flute
fruitwood
granadilla wood
grove
guaiac
guaiac wood
guaiacum
guaiacum wood
gum
gumwood
hardwood
hazel
heartwood
hemlock
hickory
incense wood
ironwood
jungle
kauri
kingwood
knot
lacewood
lancewood
larch
lemonwood
lignum vitae
linden
locust
log
logwood
mahogany
maple
matchwood
metal wood
number one wood
oak
obeche
old growth
olive
orangewood
Panama redwood
pecan
pine
poon
poplar
pyinma
quira
rain forest
rainforest
raw wood
red lauan
red sandalwood
redwood
reed
reed instrument
rosewood
ruby wood
sabicu
sabicu wood
sandalwood
sandarac
sapwood
satinwood
sawdust
second growth
shittimwood
silver quandong
softwood
splinters
spoon
spruce
sumac
sycamore
teak
teakwood
transverse flute
true tulipwood
tulipwood
tupelo
Turkish boxwood
virgin forest
walnut
white poplar
whitewood
wicker
yellow poplar
yellowwood
yew
zebrawood
What are hypernyms?
Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.
Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.