rewood
/ˈriːwʊd/Definitions
1. verb
to cut down or remove trees, especially from a forest or woodland
“The company rewoods the area to make way for a new housing development.”
2. noun
wood that has been re-cut or re-shaped, often for use in furniture-making or carpentry
“The woodworker bought a quantity of rewood to use in his latest project.”
3. adverb
in a way that cuts or reduces trees, especially forests or woodlands
“The environmental group opposed the rewooding of the ancient forest.”