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wood
Wood stands for tree or something to do with wood.
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wood
Wood stems have several parts.
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wood
Wood stoves and kerosene lamps provide light and heat.
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Waterloo
wood
Wood stoves for cooking and heating.
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Waterloo
wood
Wood stoves, of course, require wood fuel.
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Waterloo
wood
Wood stoves, pipe, fuel storage barrels or tanks.
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ARC
wood
Wood survives much less well than the other materials such as stone and bronze .
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SimpleWikipedia
wood
Wood survives much less well than the other materials such as stone and bronze.
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Waterloo
wood
Wood swells when it becomes wet, shrinks when it dries.
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Waterloo
wood
Wood swells with moisture, shrinks as it loses moisture.
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Waterloo
wood
Wood tends to dry out and crack.
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Waterloo
wood
Wood tends to have even more complex molecules to start with.
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Waterloo
wood
Wood tends to have low a low natural frequency.
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Waterloo
wood
Wood tends to shrink and change moisture content after being sawed.
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TupleKB
wood
Wood undergoes combustion.
1
TupleKB
wood
Wood uses for lumber.
1
TupleKB
wood
Wood uses for rough lumber.
1
TupleKB
wood
Wood uses in construction.
1
TupleKB
wood
Wood uses in products.
1
Waterloo
wood
Wood uses powder X-ray methods to study phase transformations and high T behaviour of materials.
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Waterloo
wood
Wood wetted by dog urine is reported to be especially attractive to wharf borer beetles.
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TupleKB
wood
Wood yields electrical energy.
1
TupleKB
wood
Wood yields energy.
1
Waterloo
wood
Woods can trap cold air and prevent it from draining to lower-lying areas.
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Waterloo
wood
Woods have grain and color variations due to the growth patterns of each tree.
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Waterloo
wood
Woods steelform uses ash and oak woods from Slovenia.
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Waterloo
wood
Woods typically have a gooey cement, called lignin, holding the cells together.
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Waterloo
wood
all
All wood expands and contracts with seasonal changes in moisture content.
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wood
all
All wood has pores.
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wood
all
All wood is classified into two main types, hardwood and softwood .
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Waterloo
wood
all
All wood is used from reforested trees.
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Waterloo
wood
all
All wood shrinks and swells with changes in moisture content.
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wood
all
All woods absorb moisture when the air is humid, and lose moisture when it's dry.
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Waterloo
wood
all
All woods change color over time.
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Waterloo
wood
any
Any wood is prey to a number of organisms.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most wood absorbs odor.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most wood absorbs water.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most wood comes from trees.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most wood contains substances.
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Waterloo
wood
Most
Most wood destroying beetles behave in similar fashion.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most wood deteriorates over time.
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Waterloo
wood
Most
Most wood deteriorates over time.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most wood has cell structures.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most wood has dense cell structures.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most wood has dense structures.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most wood has density.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most wood has lower density.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most wood has structures.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most wood has texture.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most wood uses for lumber.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most wood uses for rough lumber.
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ARC
wood
Most
Most woods have gobs of heavy, plastic-like cement, called lignin, holding the cells together.
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Waterloo
wood
Most
Most woods have gobs of heavy, plastic-like cement, called lignin, holding the cells together.
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Waterloo
wood
much
Much wood is used as plywoods and veneers.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood attracts cockroaches.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood attracts woodpeckers.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood becomes dioxide.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood conducts electricity.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood contains mud.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood contains water.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood has compounds.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood has structural properties.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood is classified as insulators.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood leads to diseases.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood nematodes cause death.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood nematodes kill trees.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood produces toxins.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood shavings cause asthma.
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ARC
wood
some
Some wood trellises support plants.
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ARC
wood
some
Some woods are apparendy toxic to termites.
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Waterloo
wood
some
Some woods are durable because of compounds called extractives.
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Waterloo
wood
some
Some woods are toxic, such as cocobolo dust.
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Waterloo
wood
some
Some woods can be sensitive to moisture.
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Waterloo
wood
some
Some woods move a great deal with changes in humidity, others less so.
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WordNet3.0
woodbine
A woodbine is a vine
1
Waterloo
woodboring insect
Woodboring insects can also damage panel paintings, frames and stretcher bars.
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WordNet3.0
woodcarver
A woodcarver is a woodman
1
Waterloo
woodcarver
Woodcarvers prefer white pine, basswood, walnut, and holly for carving items for sale.
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TupleKB
woodchuck burrow
Woodchuck burrows provide shelter.
1
WordNet3.0
woodchuck
A woodchuck is a marmot
1
WordNet3.0
woodchuck
Woodchuck isa marmot.
1
ARC
woodchuck
Woodchucks adapt well to many habitats, as seasons and conditions change.
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Waterloo
woodchuck
Woodchucks adapt well to many habitats, as seasons and conditions change.
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ARC
woodchuck
Woodchucks are a common farm and garden pest.
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Waterloo
woodchuck
Woodchucks are a pest, but only because of the dens that they burrow in pastures and other fields.
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ARC
woodchuck
Woodchucks are active during the day.
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ARC
woodchuck
Woodchucks are also blind when they are born.
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ARC
woodchuck
Woodchucks are also very destructive.
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ARC
woodchuck
Woodchucks are among the few mammals that enter into true hibernation.
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Waterloo
woodchuck
Woodchucks are among the few mammals that enter into true hibernation.
0.727587
ARC
woodchuck
Woodchucks are among the few true hibernators found in Massachusetts.
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Waterloo
woodchuck
Woodchucks are busy foraging on plant material and storing up fat for hibernation.
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ARC
woodchuck
Woodchucks are common and abundant in Massachusetts.
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Waterloo
woodchuck
Woodchucks are common throughout Connecticut.
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ARC
woodchuck
Woodchucks are common throughout the state.
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ARC
woodchuck
Woodchucks are cute, furry creatures.
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Waterloo
woodchuck
Woodchucks are diurnal and feed on grasses and forbs.
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Waterloo
woodchuck
Woodchucks are diurnal for the most part.
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Waterloo
woodchuck
Woodchucks are diurnal so they hunt for their food in the daylight hours.
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ARC
woodchuck
Woodchucks are drawn to properties that have easy access to food and water sources.
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