butcher block
noun
a slab of wood resembling that used for a butcher's chopping block, formed by bonding or gluing together thick laminated strips of unpainted wood, usually maple or oak, in alternating light and dark shades to produce a striped pattern.
a material, as vinyl, made to resemble butcher block in color and pattern.
Origin of butcher block
First recorded in 1835–45
OTHER WORDS FROM butcher block
butch·er-block, adjectiveWords nearby butcher block
butanone,
butazolidin,
butch,
butch haircut,
butcher,
butcher block,
butcher knife,
butcher linen,
butcher paper,
butcher shop,
butcher's