lancewood
/ˈlænsɪwʊd/Definitions
1. noun
A type of New Zealand timber tree (Alectryon excelsus) with a very hard wood, valued for furniture making and other woodwork.
“The woodworker chose lancewood for the intricate cabinet because of its exceptional durability and beauty.”
2. noun
A type of Australian timber tree (Alectryon ramiflorus) with similar properties to lancewood.
“The carpenter used lancewood for the custom-made table, highlighting its excellent strength and grain pattern.”