woodcraft
woodcraft
Definition
wood·craft (-kraft′)
noun
- matters relating to the woods, as camping, hunting, etc.
- skill in any of these
woodcraft
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- traditional: Green charity, Environ, is teaching city children the forgotten arts of traditional woodcrafts on 25th November at a local woodland.
- other: Children from Rushey Mead secondary school have learned the ancient art of charcoal burning and other traditionally rural woodcrafts with environmental charity, Environ.
Modifies a noun
- folk: Comments: Hey whats goin ' on, people of the woodcraft folk?
- group: Write these communities on the board, with the name of your woodcraft group in the center.
- tool: Such wedges were once an important woodcraft tool, because they were used in splitting trunks and poles.
- skill: Using traditional hand tools and woodcraft skills, each piece is produced intuitively from the available timber within any given season.
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- woodcutter
- wooded
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- woodenhead
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