boxwood
/ˈbɒks.ʊd/; /ˈbɒkswʊd/Definitions
1. noun
a small evergreen tree (Buxus sempervirens) native to the Mediterranean region, having small oval leaves and being valued for its fragrant wood and as a hedge plant.
“The gardeners used boxwood to create a beautiful topiary around the mansion.”
2. noun
the wood of this tree, used for making ornamental objects, such as small carvings and boxes.
“The craftsman carefully carved a delicate box from the boxwood.”
3. adjective
relating to or made from boxwood.
“The boxwood furniture in the old mansion was extremely valuable.”