briarwood (Meaning)
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briarwood (n)
wood from the hard woody root of the briar Erica arborea; used to make tobacco pipes
Synonyms & Antonyms of briarwood
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briarwood Sentence Examples
- The craftsman meticulously shaped the briarwood, creating a beautiful and functional pipe.
- The aged briarwood pipe held the warmth of countless evenings spent smoking and pondering.
- The collector prized his briarwood pipe for its unique grain pattern and smooth feel.
- The aroma of fine tobacco filled the air as he lit his briarwood pipe and settled into his favorite chair.
- The antique store displayed a collection of briarwood pipes from various eras and regions.
- The process of seasoning a new briarwood pipe involved slow and careful smoking to bring out its full flavor.
- Skilled artisans could take a raw piece of briarwood and transform it into a coveted work of art.
- While historically popular, briarwood pipes have faced competition from other materials in recent years.
- The workshop owner demonstrated the delicate process of carving briarwood into intricate shapes.
- Despite its challenges, the craftsmanship behind a briarwood pipe remains a source of fascination for many.
FAQs About the word briarwood
wood from the hard woody root of the briar Erica arborea; used to make tobacco pipes
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The craftsman meticulously shaped the briarwood, creating a beautiful and functional pipe.
The aged briarwood pipe held the warmth of countless evenings spent smoking and pondering.
The collector prized his briarwood pipe for its unique grain pattern and smooth feel.
The aroma of fine tobacco filled the air as he lit his briarwood pipe and settled into his favorite chair.
