Definitions

1. noun

Any of various coniferous trees of the genus Cedrus, native to the mountainous regions of the eastern Mediterranean, having aromatic wood and needle-like leaves.

“The cabin was built from cedar wood to give it a natural and earthy smell.”

2. noun

A reddish-brown to dark brown color, like that of the wood of the cedar tree.

“The furniture had a beautiful cedar color and texture to it.”

3. verb

To cover or line with or as if with cedar wood, especially for fragrance or protection.

“The ancient Egyptians used to cedar their homes to keep insects away.”

4. verb

To give a reddish-brown or dark brown color, especially to wood, like that of the cedar tree.

“The artist cedar-ed the painting to give it a rich and earthy tone.”