ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Timberish

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech adjective

Quick meaning: Timberish is an adjective meaning (rare) Resembling or consisting of timber.

Meaning

(rare) Resembling or consisting of timber.

Example Sentences

Thanks to Mr Chris Carter for 'Windytops', which was his teenage nickname for his half-timberish family home.
I called at the off-licence and got the bottle of disturbingly timberish wine, and then I got to Jack's too early.
"Oakleigh, Oaktree," said the Captain, "sound name that, sir,—it has a tough, timberish sound in the mouth,—you're health, Mr. Oakleigh,—here's to our better acquaintance.
Another important aspect of vernacular traditions is the way materials are used. The Modernist notion that wood produces essentially "timberish" buildings and brick essentially "bricky" buildings has a lot to do with a simplistic view both of history and the vernacular.

Synonyms for timberish

Depending on context, synonyms include timbery, timberlike.

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