white oak
"White oak" refers to both a species of oak tree and the wood derived from it, known for its durability and light color.
Definition
B2Botany
(technical)A species of oak tree native to eastern and central North America, identified by its light-gray to white bark and lobed leaves.
Example
- The white oak is a common sight in the forests of eastern North America.
B2Forestry
(technical)The durable and light-colored wood obtained from the white oak tree, used in furniture making, flooring, and barrel production.
Example
- White oak wood is prized for its strength and resistance to moisture.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "white oak":
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