mahogany
noun, plural ma·hog·a·nies.
adjective
Origin of mahogany
Related Words for mahogany
fawn, ginger, tan, toast, amber, brick, nut, buff, coffee, drab, dust, bronze, bay, ecru, beige, rust, copper, cinnamon, russet, puceExamples from the Web for mahogany
Contemporary Examples of mahogany
The floors were softened by cork tiles, the walls by Philippine mahogany paneling.
Nope, he has to be seen landing his chopper on the South Lawn, propping his leather loafers on his mahogany desk in the Oval.
Mike Lennon and I were two of a dozen speakers who stood next to the mahogany casket.
Historical Examples of mahogany
Only two materials are used in the construction of this hull, aluminum and mahogany.
Boys' Book of Model BoatsRaymond Francis Yates
The boards are made from 1/8-inch mahogany, which can be obtained at any lumber-yard.
Boys' Book of Model BoatsRaymond Francis Yates
In both were the old-fashioned 33 mahogany furniture of our great-grandfathers.
Fair HarborJoseph Crosby Lincoln
The doors were of mahogany as was likewise the wainscoting of the staircases.
The Colonial Architecture of PhiladelphiaFrank Cousins
“Half-past ten,” he said, glancing at the mahogany chime-clock on the mantelpiece.
The Harbor of DoubtFrank Williams