wandoo
[ won-doo ]
/ wɒnˈdu /
noun, plural wan·doos.
an Australian tree, Eucalyptus redunca, having hard, heavy wood valued as timber.
the wood of this tree.
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Origin of wandoo
First recorded in 1880–85, wandoo is from the Nyungar word wando
Words nearby wandoo
Wanderjahr, wanderlust, wanderoo, wander plug, w. & f., wandoo, Wandorobo, wandsman, Wandsworth, wane, waney
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British Dictionary definitions for wandoo
wandoo
/ (ˈwɒnduː) /
noun
a eucalyptus tree, Eucalyptus wandoo, of W Australia, having white bark and durable wood
Word Origin for wandoo
from a native Australian language
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