Definition of logwood in English:

logwood

noun ˈlɒɡwʊd

A spiny Caribbean tree of the pea family, the dark heartwood of which yields haematoxylin and other dyes.
Haematoxylon campechianum, family Leguminosae
Example sentencesExamples
- The region was a habitat for logwood, a species of small tree found in parts of the southwestern Caribbean that was most commonly used to make a black dye.
- Some of the early privateers settled in these waterlogged plains, cutting and selling logwood as a means to generating wealth.
- The early settlers were attracted by the logwood, from which was extracted dyes used by the Lancashire cotton industry.
- The many disputes and difficulties that arose over the rights of growing and cutting logwood are a matter of history.
- There was a group of men that went to the logwoods, sawing the trees and loading them onto trucks.
- On land, they plundered logwood, a tree used to produce a dye used in the woolen industry.
- Mahogany cutting and removal were dramatically more labor-intensive than logwood.

Rhymes

dogwood

Definition of logwood in US English:

logwood

noun

A spiny Caribbean tree of the pea family, the dark heartwood of which yields hematoxylin and other dyes.
Haematoxylon campechianum, family Leguminosae
Example sentencesExamples
- The many disputes and difficulties that arose over the rights of growing and cutting logwood are a matter of history.
- The early settlers were attracted by the logwood, from which was extracted dyes used by the Lancashire cotton industry.
- Some of the early privateers settled in these waterlogged plains, cutting and selling logwood as a means to generating wealth.
- The region was a habitat for logwood, a species of small tree found in parts of the southwestern Caribbean that was most commonly used to make a black dye.
- Mahogany cutting and removal were dramatically more labor-intensive than logwood.
- On land, they plundered logwood, a tree used to produce a dye used in the woolen industry.
- There was a group of men that went to the logwoods, sawing the trees and loading them onto trucks.

单词	logwood
释义	Definition of logwood in English: logwood noun ˈlɒɡwʊd A spiny Caribbean tree of the pea family, the dark heartwood of which yields haematoxylin and other dyes. Haematoxylon campechianum, family Leguminosae Example sentencesExamples The region was a habitat for logwood, a species of small tree found in parts of the southwestern Caribbean that was most commonly used to make a black dye. Some of the early privateers settled in these waterlogged plains, cutting and selling logwood as a means to generating wealth. The early settlers were attracted by the logwood, from which was extracted dyes used by the Lancashire cotton industry. The many disputes and difficulties that arose over the rights of growing and cutting logwood are a matter of history. There was a group of men that went to the logwoods, sawing the trees and loading them onto trucks. On land, they plundered logwood, a tree used to produce a dye used in the woolen industry. Mahogany cutting and removal were dramatically more labor-intensive than logwood. Rhymes dogwood Definition of logwood in US English: logwood noun A spiny Caribbean tree of the pea family, the dark heartwood of which yields hematoxylin and other dyes. Haematoxylon campechianum, family Leguminosae Example sentencesExamples The many disputes and difficulties that arose over the rights of growing and cutting logwood are a matter of history. The early settlers were attracted by the logwood, from which was extracted dyes used by the Lancashire cotton industry. Some of the early privateers settled in these waterlogged plains, cutting and selling logwood as a means to generating wealth. The region was a habitat for logwood, a species of small tree found in parts of the southwestern Caribbean that was most commonly used to make a black dye. Mahogany cutting and removal were dramatically more labor-intensive than logwood. On land, they plundered logwood, a tree used to produce a dye used in the woolen industry. There was a group of men that went to the logwoods, sawing the trees and loading them onto trucks.
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