An eye-shaped figure in wood formed by small sharp depressions in the growth rings. Found particularly in sugar maple but

A small spot or hole in wood usually caused by a woodpecker. Subsequent tree growth develops distorted grain around the

A temporary platform, which supports workers and materials, and has more than two rows of upright posts and crosspieces.

A small puddle of water occurring at a low spot in paving.

A moderately strong, high-density wood of North America and northern Europe, yellowish white to brown in color; its uniform texture

A double door having two leaves (one on each side of the center line of the door) which slide in

An obsolete term for a dwelling place.