oak

Converse of object

• carve: The reredos, altar rails, and pulpit are of modern carved oak, and were erected by subscription in 1878.
• beam: The oak beamed lounge with log fires in winter provides room to relax.
• pollard: Pollarded oaks grow on the wood bank that forms the western boundary.

Adjective modifier

• sessile: In Glen Affric a few sessile oaks can be found at the eastern end of the glen near Badger Falls.
• toasty: Its ripe fruit with a hint of creamy, toasty oak should be ideal.
• pedunculate: The range of sessile oak does not extend quite as far east in Russia as that of pedunculate oak.
• seasoned: Specification A pair of 2.4 m Kinnersley style garage doors in seasoned oak in a purpose made frame to suit.
• mighty: Mighty oaks Of all our native trees the oak is the species that sustains more wildlife than any other.
• gnarled: It whistled among the bare branches of the gnarled oaks in Nant-y-Garth and it sighed wearily around the herdsman's lonely cottage.

Modifies a noun

• paneling: In 1630, the oak paneling on the upper floor was installed.
• cask: The smaller oak casks are then taken outside to age for a full 12 months.
• flooring: The flat has been finished to a very high standard with oak flooring.
• barrel: At the moment, the blend is aging in new oak barrels.
• tree: There are a dozen ancient oak trees which date back to the Norman Conquest.
• veneer: Doors and Windows Flush internal doors are finished in oak veneer with satin aluminum lever handles and matching key plates.

Noun used with modifier

• holm: Mountaintops are bare, but lower slopes are thickly forested with holm oak and Aleppo pine.
• cork: Did you know that a cork oak can live for 200 years?
• hedgerow: Hedgerows enclose most fields; hedgerow oak trees are characteristic features in many areas.
• bog: Bog oak is the wood of ancient trees which have been preserved in peat.
• scrub: Hazel and ash are the predominant tree species with rowan and scrub oak, and occasional holly.