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Plywood Pacific

Plywood Pacific noun: a model railroad layout that lacks scenery, being mostly just trackwork on a bare plywood (or other benchwork top like styrofoam or OSB).

plywood pacific: a model railroad layout that lacks scenery, being mostly just trackwork on a bare plywood (or other...
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Noun

Plywood Pacific (plural Plywood Pacifics)

  1. A model railroad layout that lacks scenery, being mostly just trackwork on a bare plywood (or other benchwork top like styrofoam or OSB)
    Synonyms:
    model railroad

Synonyms of Plywood Pacific

Forms of Plywood Pacific

pluralPlywood Pacifics

Origin of Plywood Pacific

The term 'Plywood Pacific' mocks North American railroad names like 'Southern Pacific'.

Questions about Plywood Pacific

What does Plywood Pacific mean?
Plywood Pacific means a model railroad layout that lacks scenery, being mostly just trackwork on a bare plywood (or other benchwork top like styrofoam or OSB).
What part of speech is Plywood Pacific?
Plywood Pacific is a noun.
What is the plural of Plywood Pacific?
The plural of Plywood Pacific is Plywood Pacifics.

Words near Plywood Pacific in the dictionary

  1. plyos
  2. plys
  3. plyscraper
  4. plyscrapers
  5. plywood
  6. Plywood Pacific
  7. plywooded
  8. plywooding
  9. plywoods
  10. plywoody
  11. plz

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