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zebrawood
/ ˈzɛbrəˌwʊd, ˈziː- /
noun
a tree, Connarus guianensis, of tropical America, Asia, and Africa, yielding striped hardwood used in cabinetwork: family Connaraceae
any of various other trees or shrubs having striped wood
the wood of any of these trees
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of zebrawood1
Example Sentences
The zebrawood trees, known locally as "msasas", on the road to the eastern highlands have always meant a lot to me.
The kitchen has two Miele dishwashers and other high-end appliances, along with a butler’s pantry, a copper sink and an island of zebrawood, to name a few features.
San Diego watch brand Original Grain has launched its Minimalist watch in zebrawood and rose gold. $149 at OriginalGrain.com.
The unit features colored glass, bright blue columns and a variety of wood types, including olive ash, primavera, movingui and zebrawood.
Energetic zebrawood cabinetry was crafted by Jonathan Pauls in Georgetown.
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