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1. (n.) driftwood
wood floating on a body of water or cast ashore by it.
2. driftwood
such wood adapted for use in interior decoration.
3. (adj.) driftwood
of, pertaining to, or made of driftwood.
Etymology: (1605–15)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) driftwood
wood that is floating or that has been washed ashore
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Driftwood
wood drifted or floated by water
2. (noun) Driftwood
fig.: Whatever is drifting or floating as on water
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Sense: wood floating on or cast up on the shore by the sea
We made a fire with driftwood.
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 Afrikaans: dryfhout |
 Arabic: خَشَب الشاطِئ |
 Bulgarian: плавей |
 Brazilian: madeira |
 Czech: naplavené dříví |
 German: das Treibholz |
 Danish: drivtømmer |
 Greek: επιπλέοντα ξύλα |
 Spanish: madera flotante |
 Estonian: ajupuit |
 Farsi: چوب آب آورده |
 Finnish: ajopuu |
 French: bois flotté |
 Hebrew: גִזְרֵי עֵץ נִסחָפִים |
 Hindi: बह कर आई लकड़ी |
 Croatian: naplavine drveta |
 Hungarian: uszadékfa |
 Indonesian: kayu hanyut |
 Icelandic: rekaviður |
 Italian: legname galleggiante |
 Japanese: 流木 |
 Korean: 유목(流木) |
 Lithuanian: išmesti į krantą rąstgali |
 Latvian: krastā izsviesti koki |
 Malay: kayu hanyut |
 Dutch: drijfhout |
 Norwegian: drivved, rekved |
 Polish: drzewo wyrzucone na brzeg |
 Persian: چوب آب آورده |
 Pashto: لرګى چې د سند له غاړي سره |
 Portuguese: madeiro |
 Romanian: lemn plutitor |
 Russian: плавник |
 Slovak: naplavené drevo |
 Slovenian: plavni les |
 Serbian: nasukano drvo |
 Swedish: drivved |
 Thai: ไม้ที่ลอยมาเกยฝั่ง |
 Turkish: suyun süreklediği odun pa |
 Taiwanese: 浮木 |
 Ukrainian: сплавний ліс |
 Urdu: آب آورد یا باد آورد لکڑی |
 Vietnamese: củi rều |
 Chinese: 浮木 |
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