mahoganyware
mahoganyware noun: articles made from mahogany.
Noun
mahoganyware (uncountable)
- Articles made from mahogany.
- Another, from W. J. Roués board, was built in the Royal Canadian Yacht Club’s shop at the Island, and a fine piece of mahoganyware she was, as well finished as either of her competitors.1937, C[harles] H[enry] J[eremiah] Snider, compiler, Annals of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club, 1852-1937: with a Record of the Club’s Trophies and the Contests for Them, Toronto, Ont.: Rous & Mann...
- About Caring for Mahoganyware1949 May 2, “Ask Anne”, in The Washington Post, number 26,618, Washington, D.C., page 6B
Origin of mahoganyware
From mahogany + -ware.
Questions about mahoganyware
- What does mahoganyware mean?
- Mahoganyware means articles made from mahogany.
- What part of speech is mahoganyware?
- Mahoganyware is a noun.
Words near mahoganyware in the dictionary
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