Woodcut is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WOODCUT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a design cut in relief on a block of wood
• a print of a type made from a design cut in a block of wood, formerly widely used for illustrations in books.
• the technique of making woodcuts.
• (print made from) an engraved block of wood
• An engraving on wood; also, a print from it. Same as Wood cut, under Wood.
• a print made from a woodcut
• engraving consisting of a block of wood with a design cut into it; used to make prints
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an engraved block of wood

Words related to WOODCUT

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Words that contain WOODCUT

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How to use WOODCUT in a sentence

• The hare, having its head to the left, as shown in the woodcut, should be first served by cutting slices from each side of the backbone, in the direction of the lines from 3 to 4.
• Silence then produced from his pocket-book an old-fashioned woodcut of the same person which his secretary had unearthed from the records of the Newgate Calendar.
• It seemed to me a decorous and stately accompaniment to such a tale, and that wood-cut on the title-page a fitting ornament.
• AND HIS BARONS 136 THE SICILIAN VESPERS 156 THE TOWN AND FORTRESS OF LILLE 164 LIST OF WOOD-CUT ILLUSTRATIONS.
• The first initial of the title is a ten-line ornamental woodcut D.
• The other divisions of the index have mostly four-line woodcut initials, some of grotesque pattern.
• The large woodcut initials of the several books belong to the mythological series found in the Ptolemy but are here much worn.
• An egg magnified is drawn at the bottom left-hand corner of the woodcut.
• With twelve comic woodcut illustrations, drawn by R.
• As originally issued its dark brown paper wrapper was adorned with a simple but effective woodcut design by Mr.
• Each specimen is specifically referred to in the catalogue, accompanied with some wood-cut illustrations of such specimens as possess the greatest significance.
• One story of a White Serpent, with a woodcut of that mysterious reptile, I neglected to secure, probably for want of a penny, and I have regretted it ever since.
• The woodcut represents a courtyard with a dwelling built in the ruins of an ancient palace.
• I would therefore state here, that, in the wood-cut opposite, G.
• A representation of this mode of conveyance is also given in Woodcut 1.
• Woodcut 4 shows the method by which this weapon is propelled.
• The disposition of the bed is the same as in the wood-cut, the foot towards the spectator.
• The woodcut represents the difference between the spear used by the natives of this district and those of Swan River.
• The annexed woodcut will better explain what we have here endeavoured to bring before the reader.
• One young mangrove was growing on the elevated part marked C in the woodcut.
• A sudden change in the trend of the reaches brought in sight the strange appearance of the country represented in the woodcut annexed.
• Baring Gould, for permission to reproduce in our text the old woodcut of the historic Kemp, who danced the Morris steps all the way from London to Norwich.
• The woodcut will shew the design, which is, like other work of the period, Byzantine, and the following description is taken from Mr.
• This historic relic is of oak, and the woodcut on the following page gives an idea of the design and decorative carving.
• Another woodcut, on a smaller scale, represents a similar chair grouped with a settee of a like design, together with a small folding chair which Mr.
• I raved over the straight-front mountains and the marceled waves in that foolish old woodcut as I had never gushed over any piece of paper before, and I hope I never will again.
• A contains on the title-page a wood-cut representing Arbaces with his crown partly lifted from his head by a hand emerging from a cloud.
• This last is represented by the right hand figure of the accompanying woodcut.
• This arrangement enabled the building to be lighted by means of a clerestory, in the manner shown by the accompanying woodcut.
• I shuddered when I thought of the embarrassment this act of mine would cause the country editor with only one Talmage woodcut of many years in his art department.
• The close uniform vertical lines in this wood-cut represent a different feature in the structure of the glacier, called blue bands, to which I shall refer presently.
• Without knowing what might be their origin, I had myself noticed these figures, and represented them in a diagram, part of which is reproduced in the annexed wood-cut.

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