woody

Modifying Another Word

• very: Plan to avoid burning peat or very woody material.
• too: These will replace older tender perennials that have become too woody.
• not: The penis is also still swollen but not woody hard and probably has quite considerable preservation of erectile tissue.
• slightly: Rosemary ( organic ) Rosemary's needle-like leaves are very aromatic, with a slightly woody... .
• rather: Cayaponia S. Manso Cayaponia has approximately 45 species, mostly climbers, some becoming rather woody.

Preposition: with

• hint: FOR MEN: A truly original modern fragrance, woody with a subtle hint of spice.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• get: I bet you'd all like to know why his old wrestling partner back in high school got the nickname woody.

Modifies a noun

• nightshade: Someone had been hoeing up the weeds by the path, possibly the related woody nightshade which may have been its host.
• pruning: Rather than burning your woody prunings, they can all be recycled for use in the garden.
• fragrance: Extase Pure Passion Woman is a flowery, spicy, woody fragrance for women.
• biomass: Woody biomass The ash content of woody biomass is more or less constant at around 1 % for all species.
• vine: They are herbaceous or woody vines provided with tendrils.
• climber: A vigorous, woody climber, it has bright green leaves that turn a bronze red in autumn, keeping their green veins.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Once the stem has become woody, hardwood cuttings are taken.
• have: They are actually giant grasses but differ by having woody stems or culms and a unique life cycle.
• produce: A shrub is a plant that produces woody stems near ground level.
• go: If the crop has gone woody, water the area with a liquid fertilizer or manure once it has been dug in.
• turn: These ripen and turn woody by October, and release a number of small flat red-brown seeds, each weighing about 0.004 gm.
• get: The edible weeds that plagued them have been harvested and sold or gotten woody.