wood lot

or woodlot

noun

1. a tract, especially on a farm, set aside for trees.

Word History and Origins

Origin of wood lot¹

An Americanism dating back to 1635–45

Example Sentences

It's just as warm and nice as can be out-of-doors, real springy, and I know the way to the wood lot.

From Project Gutenberg

Perhaps there is still a tradition in the wood-lot of the havoc I wrought in my youth with just such tender saplings as these.

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Always delighting in a new sport, she had built the iceboat herself—spars from a wood lot, the sail from an old tent.

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At odd times the settlers had gone over to the wood-lot and had laid out their plans for the future home on that claim.

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Renti was expected to fetch and carry and make himself useful in all the different kinds of work, in the barn, wood lot, or house.

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