Adjective: woody (woodier,woodiest) wû-dee
Usage: N. Amer, vulgar
- Made of, containing or resembling wood
"a woody taste"; "woody plants"; "perennial herbs with woody stems"
- Abounding in trees
"a woody area near the highway";
- arboraceous, arboreous, woodsy
- Made hard like wood as the result of the deposition of lignin in the cell walls
"The woody stems of the plant provided structural support"
Usage: N. Amer, vulgar
Derived forms: woodiest, woodier
See also: ashen, beechen, birch, birchen [archaic], birken, cedarn [archaic], hard, ligneous, oaken, suffrutescent, wooded, wooden
Type of: member, penis, phallus
Antonym: nonwoody
Encyclopedia: Woody, Elizabeth