hazelwood

[ˈheɪz(ə)lwʊd]

hazelwood Definition

• 1. the wood of the hazel tree
• 2. a light brownish-yellow color

Using hazelwood: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "hazelwood" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The furniture was made of hazelwood.

• Example

  The walls were painted in a warm hazelwood color.

• Example

  The artist used hazelwood for his sculptures.

hazelwood Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for hazelwood

• hazel
• light brown
• yellow-brown

Phrases with hazelwood

• hazelwood eyes

  a light brownish-yellow eye color, similar to the color of hazelwood

  Example

  Her hazelwood eyes sparkled in the sunlight.

• hazelwood wand

  a wand made of hazelwood, often associated with divination and wisdom in folklore

  Example

  In Harry Potter, Hermione Granger's wand is made of hazelwood.

• hazelwood jewelry

  jewelry made of hazelwood, believed by some to have healing properties

  Example

  She wore a necklace made of hazelwood to help with her migraines.

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Summary: hazelwood in Brief

Hazelwood [ˈheɪz(ə)lwʊd] refers to the wood of the hazel tree and a light brownish-yellow color. It can be used for furniture, sculptures, and wands, as well as in jewelry believed to have healing properties. Hazelwood is also used to describe eye color, and is associated with divination and wisdom in folklore.