Timbery

Quick meaning: Timbery is an adjective meaning Resembling or consisting of timber.

Meaning

Resembling or consisting of timber.

More Meanings

1. (figuratively) Deep and resonant.

Example Sentences

We entered and were met by the cool musty timbery smell of so many old English churches and sat in a high carved box pew to examine the chancel from the nave.

The neck attachment is solid, with a five-bolt arrangement, and the roasted flame maple neck has been afforded an oil finish, giving the bass a timbery, organic feel.

When she remembered, The Old Place seemed to echo still with Papa's drunken, timbery shout, "When I speak to you, then jump, yu' little snotboxes! Else I'll slap the dogwater out of you!"

I think I could hardly like his place as well / As my own shelter'd home in the timbery dell, / Where rooks come to build in the high-swaying boughs, / And broadheaded oaks yield a shade for the cows;

Synonyms for timbery

Depending on context, synonyms include timberish, timberlike.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include timberish, timberlike, timbered, teaky, treey, treeish.

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