Oak (Noun)

Meaning 1

The hard durable wood of any oak; used especially for furniture and flooring.

Classification

Nouns denoting plants.

Examples

  • The table was made of solid oak and had a beautiful grain pattern.
  • The hardwood floor was constructed from oak planks that had been carefully polished.
  • The furniture maker specialized in crafting pieces from oak, which he prized for its strength and durability.
  • The old oak beams in the ceiling had been preserved and restored during the renovation.
  • The cabin's interior was lined with oak paneling, giving it a warm and cozy feel.

Meaning 2

A deciduous tree of the genus Quercus; has acorns and lobed leaves; "great oaks grow from little acorns".

Classification

Nouns denoting plants.

Examples

  • The oak tree in our backyard is over a hundred years old and provides shade for the entire neighborhood.
  • The forest was dominated by a large stand of oak, their trunks sturdy and strong.
  • The type of hardwood used for the furniture was oak, prized for its strength and durability.
  • A tiny acorn from an oak tree had grown into a mighty giant over the centuries.
  • In autumn the oak trees turned brilliant shades of gold and crimson before shedding their leaves.

Synonyms

  • Oak Tree

Hyponyms

  • Quercus Nuttalli
  • Swamp Oak
  • Quercus Ellipsoidalis
  • Yellow Oak
  • Quercus Kelloggii
  • Quercus Coccinea
  • Quercus Nigra
  • Iron Oak
  • Quercus Ilex
  • Northern Pin Oak
  • Quercus Imbricaria
  • Quercitron
  • Turkey Oak
  • Evergreen Oak
  • Quercus Phellos
  • Quercus Cerris
  • Quercus Laevis
  • Quercus Mongolica
  • Quercus Grosseserrata
  • Laurel Oak
  • Quercus Laurifolia
  • Quercus Texana
  • Nuttall's Oak
  • Quercus Lyrata
  • Holm Tree
  • Holly-leaved Oak
  • Pin Oak
  • Quercus Incana
  • Box White Oak
  • Brash Oak
  • Quercus Palustris
  • Quercus Suber
  • Quercus Velutina
  • Possum Oak
  • Quercus Stellata
  • Quercus Variabilis
  • Quercitron Oak
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