Definition of «wooden»

The adjective form of the word is "wooden," which means made of wood or having a stiff, unnatural, or emotionless manner.

The carpenter crafted a beautiful wooden table using reclaimed wood.
The children built a small wooden fort in the backyard for their playtime adventures.
The artist painted a stunning landscape on a wooden canvas.
The cabin in the woods had a charming wooden porch, perfect for enjoying the peaceful surroundings.
The shelves in the library were made of sturdy wooden planks to hold the extensive book collection.
The wooden beams in the old farmhouse added character and warmth to the interior design.
The teacher used a wooden pointer to indicate important points on the chalkboard.
The rocking chair on the front porch was made of solid wooden logs, creating a rustic feel.
The toy set included wooden blocks of different shapes and sizes for imaginative play.
The violinist performed a captivating melody on a wooden instrument with great skill and passion.

As sugar begins to melt, stir with wooden spoon until sugar is melted and golden brown. (bettycrocker.com)
Mix with wooden spoon until all flour is incorporated into buttermilk. (cookandbemerry.com)
The building makes use of wooden floors and ceilings, which, besides adding to the colonial charm, are in some cases carved with beautiful, intricate designs. (jetblue.com)
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