Boxwood is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOXWOOD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the wood of the box, noted for its fine grain
• the tree or shrub itself.
• hard yellow wood of the box tree, used to make tool handles, etc
• The wood of the box (Buxus).
• very hard tough close-grained light yellow wood of the box (particularly the common box); used in delicate woodwork: musical instruments and inlays and engraving blocks
• evergreen shrubs or small trees
• the hard, fine-grained, compact wood of the box shrub or tree, used for wood-engravers' blocks, musical instruments, etc.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an evergreen shrub

Words related to BOXWOOD

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Words that contain BOXWOOD

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How to use BOXWOOD in a sentence

• Miss Panney, with overshoes on and a little shawl about her, for the mornings were beginning to be cool, was walking up and down between two rows of old-fashioned boxwood bushes.
• Now, too, ere the trees come into leaf, is the time to seek the boxwood, called, I hope improperly, by the ominous name of the Southern dogwood.
• Elihu Titus was also rendered nervous, and was safely on the ground before the car yielded to the invincible mass of a boxwood hedge that had been forty years in growing.
• And yet with all its oriental hue There is a touch of Holland, Of canals at Loo, Where Orange William planned a boxwood maze.
• He watched the Gray Man steal along the ridge, lingering in boxwood paths and in the orchard.
• In this mould, which is strongly made of steel, lined with boxwood to diminish the passage of conducted heat, is a quantity of ice which I compress when I force in this plunger.
• When I was a child at Cockermouth, no funeral took place without a basin filled with sprigs of boxwood being placed upon a table covered with a white cloth in front of the house.
• A faint reflection of the street lights made it possible to distinguish the outlines of the boxwood plants, swaying in the wind, and the chimneys and the tent.
• He felt his way through the lilacs, along the boxwood hedge, up to the south wing of the “Big House,” where Miss Nellie d’Arnault practiced the piano every morning.
• It was a great black stick of solid ebony, with a box-wood head, and I think Mr.
• And it had a face, like that of an old man, carved on one side of the box-wood head.
• Every thick place in the boxwood hedge that surrounded the seminary was a possible post-office.
• The box-wood planted by the poet grows close to the cottage.
• Oh divine destiny! Not far from the hedges of boxwood the lips of the lettuce radiated mute words while a low light clung about the shadow of the sleeping watering-pots.
• It is of carved oak, inlaid with ebony and boxwood, and was probably made by an Italian workman.
• On the right, among big boxwood trees, a semicircular stone bench.
• While looking at him more closely, as he was eating with a voracious appetite, I saw that he was faint, and of a hue like boxwood.
• He walked up the graveled path, between the rows of tall green boxwood, and suddenly a vision rose before him.
• He looked across the street to a convent garden, with its square and lozenge-shaped beds regularly arranged, its bare trees and box-wood borders, that he had often gazed upon.
• Herrick with pencil on the whitened boxwood blocks, and sent to the publisher for examination.

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