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woodwork

noun as in molding

Strongest match

noun as in trim made of wood

Strongest matches

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The 18th-century estate is an exquisite ode to Rococo style with towering arched windows, hand-carved woodwork, and interior columns.

The more open you are about your values and your frustrations, the more kindred souls will come out of the woodwork.

We expect that a lot more women are going to come out of the woodwork who were done wrong by him.

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For whatever reason, summertime in New York is when all the ghosts of hip-hop past come out of the woodwork.

Romney seems to be bringing liberal Jews out of the woodwork.

Watch out for window frames and other woodwork picked out in shades of cream or gray-green.

While we obsessed over jobs and the national debt, it faded into the campaign woodwork.

Before the leaks and girlfriends come out of the woodwork, spill it.

The fine paneled woodwork in the interior of the palace and the antique tooled leather walls of the library are also noteworthy.

Occasionally metal work or woodwork is used for intermediate piers.

A fine piece of woodwork is often spoiled by the amateur craftsman when starting a cut with a saw.

The volleys came thick and fast; the woodwork, strong as it was, began to be penetrated by the bullets.

Then I heard someone outside my cabin-door working as though with a screwdriver, unscrewing a screw from the woodwork.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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