Definition of snakewood in English:

snakewood

nounˈsneɪkwʊd

1A tree or shrub which has timber from which a snakebite antidote or other medicinal extract is obtained.
Several species, in particular the tree Strychnos minor or 'colubrina' (family Loganiaceae), of the Indian subcontinent
2A tropical American tree which has timber with a snakeskin pattern, used for decorative work.
Brosimum rubescens, family Moraceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Just as its name implies, snakewood has a grain pattern that makes it look like the skin of a snake.
- A typical Baroque violin or viol bow had a finely tapered snakewood stick, almost straight or slightly curved outwards.

Definition of snakewood in US English:

snakewood

nounˈsnākwo͝od

1A tree or shrub that has wood from which a snakebite antidote or other medicinal extract is obtained.
Several species, in particular the tree Strychnos minor or 'colubrina' (family Loganiaceae), of the Indian subcontinent
2A tropical American tree which has timber with a snakeskin pattern, used for decorative work.
Brosimum rubescens, family Moraceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Just as its name implies, snakewood has a grain pattern that makes it look like the skin of a snake.
- A typical Baroque violin or viol bow had a finely tapered snakewood stick, almost straight or slightly curved outwards.

单词	snakewood
释义	Definition of snakewood in English: snakewood nounˈsneɪkwʊd 1A tree or shrub which has timber from which a snakebite antidote or other medicinal extract is obtained. Several species, in particular the tree Strychnos minor or 'colubrina' (family Loganiaceae), of the Indian subcontinent 2A tropical American tree which has timber with a snakeskin pattern, used for decorative work. Brosimum rubescens, family Moraceae Example sentencesExamples Just as its name implies, snakewood has a grain pattern that makes it look like the skin of a snake. A typical Baroque violin or viol bow had a finely tapered snakewood stick, almost straight or slightly curved outwards. Definition of snakewood in US English: snakewood nounˈsnākwo͝od 1A tree or shrub that has wood from which a snakebite antidote or other medicinal extract is obtained. Several species, in particular the tree Strychnos minor or 'colubrina' (family Loganiaceae), of the Indian subcontinent 2A tropical American tree which has timber with a snakeskin pattern, used for decorative work. Brosimum rubescens, family Moraceae Example sentencesExamples Just as its name implies, snakewood has a grain pattern that makes it look like the skin of a snake. A typical Baroque violin or viol bow had a finely tapered snakewood stick, almost straight or slightly curved outwards.
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