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wood lot

or wood·lot

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noun

a tract, especially on a farm, set aside for trees.

Origin of wood lot

An Americanism dating back to 1635–45

Words nearby wood lot

wood hedgehog, wood hoopoe, wood hyacinth, wood ibis, wood lily, wood lot, wood louse, wood meadow grass, wood mouse, wood nymph, wood opal

Example sentences from the Web for woodlot

Walnut has been observed coming up in a woodlot, and the only possible source is a shade tree half a mile away.

Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the Thirty-Eighth Annual Meeting |Northern Nut Growers Association
It is not necessary to underplant the woodlot with big trees.

Studies of Trees |Jacob Joshua Levison
Fifteen years later the woodlot again changed hands for a consideration of $1,000, a lumber company buying it.

The School Book of Forestry |Charles Lathrop Pack
It could, however, be recommended as an integral part of a windbreak, or woodlot where the land owner has an apiary.

Trees of Indiana |Charles Clemon Deam

The remaining brush should be withdrawn from the woodlot to prevent fire during the dry summer months.

Studies of Trees |Jacob Joshua Levison

British Dictionary definitions for woodlot

woodlot

/ (ˈwʊdˌlɒt) /

noun

an area restricted to the growing of trees Also called (esp Canadian): bush lot