Teak is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEAK in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an East Indian tree, or its dark heavy timber
• hard durable timber used in shipbuilding and for making furniture.
• the large deciduous tree native to India and SE Asia which yields teak.
• very hard wood of an E Indian tree
• A tree of East Indies (Tectona grandis) which furnishes an extremely strong and durable timber highly valued for shipbuilding and other purposes; also, the timber of the tree.
• hard strong durable yellowish-brown wood of teak trees; resistant to insects and to warping; used for furniture and in shipbuilding
• tall East Indian timber tree now planted in western Africa and tropical America for its hard durable wood

Words related to TEAK

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Words that contain TEAK

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How to use TEAK in a sentence

• Teak regarded the efforts of her husband to put under cultivation land that had lain fallow for twenty years convinced both men that they were on a wrong scent.
• Teak made no reply, but, after spending the evening in deliberation, issued the invitation at the supper-table.
• Teak smiled faintly, and again expressed her willingness to stay at home.
• Teak grunted, and, opening the door, ushered her into the street.
• Teak leaned back in her seat with placid enjoyment, and for the first ten minutes amused herself with the life in the streets.
• Teak out was almost as difficult as to persuade a snail to leave its shell, but he succeeded on two or three occasions, and each time she added something to her wardrobe.
• Teak, returning home one afternoon, stood in the small passage listening to a suppressed wailing noise proceeding from upstairs.
• Teak, with a pathetic smile, held out his hand, and Mr.
• When the axe is at last laid to the old coconut tree, a beam will fall to the earth sixty feet in length, hard as teak and already rounded and smoothed.
• The desk was neither pitch pine nor teak, but mahogany.
• The building is of dark-brown teak wood, and has many roofs, one above the other.
• It was one spar of teak, and just as the tree grew with merely the bark taken off.
• The temple was built on teak piles, and teak pillars supported the triple roof.
• He looked more than his thirty years, for his face was burned the colour of teak by hot suns, and a scar just under the hair wrinkled a broad low forehead.
• The stone floor had been freshly sprinkled with water, and the ceiling was high, made of dark teak wood, and it was very dark inside, and damp and rather cool.
• They will eat into teak drawers, boxes, and book-cases, and can go up and down anything but glass.
• The second man had leapt from his saddle, and he ran at full speed for a teak tree, intending to swarm up its trunk.
• The cavalcade halted before a strong gate formed of huge bars and beams of teak, and in another moment half of the gate was flung open by a pair of blue-kilted Kachins.
• The walls of the courtyard were formed of great logs of teak, and round them ran rows of thatched huts built against the palisade.
• At last they arrived before a narrow door, heavily banded with iron, and fastened by a huge bar of teak.
• The great bar of teak was drawn from its staples, and the door was opened.
• Jack was lucky in dropping across a bit of teak in capital preservation, a bar eight feet long, four inches square, and as hard as iron.
• A broken door of teak hung loosely at the narrow opening which led into the room, and Mr.
• He held it as far into the darkness as he could, and the red light showed that a ladder, built of heavy beams of teak, ran downwards from the edge of the hole.
• The woman went swiftly down the teak ladder, and the other two followed.
• There are naturally very many trees in these forests besides the teak.
• The Commissioner had built a church, the walls of teak slabs, and the pillars each a single teak-tree, and it was ready for consecration.
• Captain Macarthur had built a strong and well-contrived blockhouse, of the excellent kind of wood, a species of teak, before alluded to.
• McLelland, who is at this present time counting the teak trees in the forests of Pegu.
• At this magnificent piano the girl now seated herself, on a bench of polished teak, from Mindanao.
• Teak is remarkable for the smoothness and peculiar appearance of its bark, so that it seems to have had it stripped off.
• The chief product I saw was Teak, of this there were large rafts at Tsenkan and elsewhere.
• At Lukolela there is excellent teak wood which is fashioned into doors and windows and shipped to various places ready for building.
• Ships built of teak are said to be wholly indestructible by time.

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