woodcarving
Origin of woodcarving
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How to use woodcarving in a sentence
He said he had kept his eye on Little, and assured them the man had gone into woodcarving, and was to be seen in the town all day.
Put Yourself in His Place | Charles ReadeThe mirrors he designed are exquisite examples of fine woodcarving.
Chats on Old Furniture | Arthur HaydenSavage races with another ritual produce religious and ceremonial woodcarving representative of their best.
Chats on Cottage and Farmhouse Furniture | Arthur Hayden"That isn't chopping, it's what you call woodcarving," Dorry Benton said.
Roy Blakeley | Percy Keese FitzhughAfter tea, he went to the shed to his carpentry or his woodcarving.
The Rainbow | D. H. (David Herbert) Lawrence
British Dictionary definitions for woodcarving
/ (ˈwʊdˌkɑːvɪŋ) /
the act of carving wood, esp as an art form
a work of art produced by carving wood
Derived forms of woodcarving
- woodcarver, noun
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