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n. - Reddish-brown lumber from the sweet gum tree used to make furniture.

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  • The grip was a dowel of hazelwood with shallow finger grooves.
  • Walking sticks of hazelwood or blackthorn, crafted in Ireland, come in a variety of styles from the Hooligan to St. Patrick.
  • His hands had searched for a certain "feel" of wood, discarding one after another until he found an old hazelwood stick, debarked and bleached nearly white.
  • For example, in one corner of the apartment there stood a hazelwood bureau with a bulging body on four grotesque legs — the perfect image of a bear.
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