Oregon fir
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of Oregon fir
First recorded in 1900–05
Example Sentences
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We’re easing out of the holidays, one ornament at a time, one fugitive sprig of Oregon fir swept into a dustpan, one eggnog glass forgotten in the dishwasher.
From Los Angeles Times
Until the dam's completion in 1936, nine steam and gas locomotives chugged past Oregon fir ties, through five tunnels piercing volcanic mountains, delivering concrete mix to the man-made wonder.
From Los Angeles Times
Men are discouraged and disheartened when they look at the problem of pulling an Oregon fir stump out of the ground.
From Project Gutenberg
"This boat, son, is a threemasted schooner, name of Nancy Hanks, Master Joshua Green, bound for the Solomon Islands with a cargo of Oregon fir."
From Project Gutenberg
The new Chinese Presbyterian Church at Wei-hsien typifies the elements that are entering Asia for it contains Chinese brick, Oregon fir beams, German steel binding-plates and rods, Belgian glass, Manchurian pine pews, and British cement.
From Project Gutenberg
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