durmast oak
noun
dur·mast oak ˈdər-ˌmast- 
: a European oak (Quercus petraea) valued especially for its dark heavy tough elastic wood and for its tannin-rich bark
Word History
Etymology
perhaps alteration of dun mast, from dun entry 1 + mast
First Known Use
1791, in the meaning defined above
- made eyes at
- made for
- made for each other
- made for life
- made fun of
- made game of
- made good
- made good (for)
- made good for
- made her heart skip a beat
- made in heaven
- made it
- made it (through)
- made it through
- made love
- Middle America
- middle american
- Middle Americanist
- middle and leg
- middle and off
- middle angle
- middle article
- Middle Assyrian
- Middle Atlantic
- Middle Babylonian