lancewood
noun
- a tough, elastic wood used for shafts, fishing rods, billiard cues, etc.
- any of various tropical trees yielding such wood; esp., a tree (Oxandra lanceolata) of the custard-apple family
See lancewood in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(lănsˈwo͝odˌ)
noun- Any of several tropical American trees, especially Calycophyllum candidissimum, having hard, durable, uniformly grained wood.
- The wood of this tree, used for construction and cabinet work.
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