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wood grain
Wood grains run parallel for maximum resilience.
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ARC
wood heat
Wood heat continues to be used in areas where firewood is abundant.
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Waterloo
wood heater
Wood heaters have dampers that sometimes can be closed to block the air flow to the fire.
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WordNet3.0
wood horsetail
A wood horsetail is a horsetail
1
Waterloo
wood horsetail
Wood horsetail has a very limited spore dispersal period, and spores are short-lived.
0.639951
Waterloo
wood industry
Wood industry includes wood working cardboard, parquet production, etc.
0.325159
ARC
wood lice
Wood lice are crustaceans that live in trees.
0.858819
WordNet3.0
wood lily
A wood lily is a bulbous plant
1
Waterloo
wood lily
Wood lilies are also in bloom.
0.507312
WordNet3.0
wood mouse
A wood mouse is a mouse
1
Waterloo
wood mouse
Wood mice are extremely common and are found in almost all habitats.
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Waterloo
wood mouse
Wood mice eat seeds, green plants, fruits and animal foods.
0.721105
ARC
wood mouse
Wood mice inhabit forests, grasslands, and cultivated fields.
0.724532
ConceptNet
wood mouse
Wood mouses are mammals.
1
ConceptNet
wood mouse
Wood mouses are mouses.
1
ConceptNet
wood mouse
Wood mouses are rodents.
1
Waterloo
wood mouse
Most
Most wood mice live in underground burrows.
0.749591
TupleKB
wood mushroom
Wood mushrooms occur in habitats.
1
ARC
wood mushroom
Most
Most wood mushrooms occur in habitats.
0.714847
WordNet3.0
wood nettle
A wood nettle is a nettle
1
Waterloo
wood nettle
Wood nettle is a plant of moist woods that grows in vast patches.
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Waterloo
wood nettle
Wood nettle is the alternate host.
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Waterloo
wood pecker
Wood peckers make their homes in the large cactuses.
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Waterloo
wood pellet
Wood pellets are a clean burning renewable resource.
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WordNet3.0
wood pigeon
A wood pigeon is a pigeon
1
ConceptNet
wood pigeon
Wood pigeons are pigeons.
1
ARC
wood pigeon
Wood pigeons have a varied diet which includes vegetables and berries.
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TupleKB
wood pigeon
Wood pigeons have diets.
1
TupleKB
wood pigeon
Wood pigeons have vary diets.
1
Waterloo
wood pigeon
Wood pigeons roost on telephone wires.
0.726577
ARC
wood pigeon
Wood pigeons seem to have a preference for trees near roadways and rivers.
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Waterloo
wood pigeon
Wood pigeons swoop from branch to branch, their wings ponderously beating the air.
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ARC
wood pigeon
Most
Most wood pigeons have diets.
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Waterloo
wood pile
Wood piles harbor harmful pests such as carpenter ants and spiders.
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Waterloo
wood plank
Wood planks are one complete piece of solid wood from top to bottom.
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Waterloo
wood polish
Wood polish can also cause severe skin irritation.
0.431085
Waterloo
wood polish
Most
Most wood polishes contain phenol which causes cancer in animals.
0.706818
Waterloo
wood polish
Most
Most wood polishes contain phenol which causes cancer In animals.
0.706818
Waterloo
wood polish
Most
Most wood polishes contain phenol, which causes cancer in lab animals.
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Waterloo
wood preservation
Wood preservation means the preservation of wood using heat or pressure treatment, or both.
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Waterloo
wood preservative
Wood preservatives can be injurious to people, animals, and plants.
0.534448
Waterloo
wood preservative
Wood preservatives covers a wide range of products.
0.23867
Waterloo
wood preservative
Wood preservatives help guard against decay.
0.401104
Waterloo
wood preservative
Wood preservatives protect wood from decay, insects and fungus.
0.762013
Waterloo
wood processing
Wood processing is the downstream part of forestry.
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Waterloo
wood product
Wood products add organic materials to the footing which keeps footing alive, springy.
0.38118
Waterloo
wood product
Wood products are frequently high in calcium and potassium that are used as fluxes.
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Waterloo
wood product
Wood products are important for export.
0.29532
ARC
wood product
Wood products are one of the most economically important natural resources.
0.402476
Waterloo
wood product
Wood products can tie up nitrogen in the soil.
0.62185
Waterloo
wood product
Wood products come from a resource that grows, matures and is replanted for future generations.
0.386178
Waterloo
wood product
Wood products have a tendency to eventually warp when exposed to the elements.
0.478631
Waterloo
wood product
all
All wood products expand when they get wet.
0.255947
ARC
wood product
some
Some wood products require energy.
0.280043
ARC
wood product
some
Some wood products require less energy.
0.243288
Waterloo
wood pulp
Wood pulp is another popular fiber in paper manufacture.
0.420877
Waterloo
wood pulp
Wood pulp is mixed with water and cooked into something that resembles oatmeal.
0.533089
WordNet3.0
wood pulp
Wood pulp is pulp
1
ConceptNet
wood pulp
Wood pulp is pulp.
1
Waterloo
wood pulp
Wood pulp is the material from which the majority of the world's current papers are made.
0.717009
ARC
wood pulp
Wood pulp is the raw material from which paper is made.
0.785289
Waterloo
wood pulp
Most
Most wood pulp is bleached using chlorine, which produces dioxins as a by-product.
0.541239
WordNet3.0
wood rat
A wood rat is a mammal
1
Waterloo
wood rat
Wood rats are nocturnal and feed on a wide variety of plants.
0.790875
Waterloo
wood rat
Wood rats are pale buff, gray or reddish brown, usually with white undersides and feet.
0.681396
Waterloo
wood rat
Wood rats are pale buff, gray, or reddish brown, with white undersides and feet.
0.701352
ConceptNet
wood rat
Wood rats are rodents.
1
TupleKB
wood rat
Wood rats eat crops.
1
Waterloo
wood rat
Wood rats have big eyes and ears and make large, unkempt nests.
0.826445
Waterloo
wood rat
Wood rats pick up material for their nests while foraging and carry it to the homesite.
0.697872
ARC
wood rat
Most
Most wood rats eat crops.
0.567417
ARC
wood rat
some
Some wood rats live in trees.
0.724908
Waterloo
wood roach
Wood roaches live mainly outdoors where that are scavengers of decaying plant and animal materials.
0.679945
Waterloo
wood rot
Wood rot is caused by extensive exposure to moisture.
0.805487
TupleKB
wood rotter
Wood rotters belong to phyla.
1
Waterloo
wood screw
Wood screws can pull out, bend, and break.
0.420658
Waterloo
wood shaving
Wood shavings are best, because they are absorbent and nontoxic.
0.292124
Waterloo
wood shaving
Wood shavings are fine for litter once they are a few weeks old.
0.517496
Waterloo
wood shaving
Wood shavings are more absorbent and keep down odors.
0.447787
Waterloo
wood shaving
Wood shavings work the best They can be used with adults and babys alike.
0.260001
Waterloo
wood siding
Wood siding is a traditional siding for homes.
0.586433
Waterloo
wood siding
Wood siding is still a popular and very aesthetic alternative in home construction.
0.245795
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke attacks our body cells up to forty times longer than tobacco smoke.
0.60347
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke can be harmful when it is inhaled by humans.
0.705775
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke can cause irritations of the nose, throat and sinuses.
0.606289
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke can damage sperm and cause birth defects.
0.646884
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke can often trigger allergic symptoms.
0.48273
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke contains approximately two hundred compounds, some of which are carcinogenic.
0.714828
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke contains both particles and gases.
0.730956
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke contains formaldehyde and hydrocarbons.
0.75738
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke contains hundreds of chemicals. .
0.327807
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke contains many gases and chemicals including many carcinogens.
0.710503
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke contains many organic compounds known to cause cancer as well as other toxic compounds.
0.738955
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke is a problem for children and adults with asthma and allergies.
0.562929
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke is caused by the incomplete combustion of wood.
0.805746
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke is more carcinogenic than equal volumes of secondhand tobacco smoke.
0.608075
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke is pervasive.
0.279939
Waterloo
wood smoke
Wood smoke is the number one air pollution problem in residential areas during the fall and winter.
0.418817
WordNet3.0
wood sorrel
A wood sorrel is a herb
1
Waterloo
wood sorrel
Wood sorrel is less acid than field sorrel.
0.251698