sandalwood
/ˈsændəlwʊd/Definitions
1. noun
the heartwood of a tree (especially Santalum album) used in perfumes and as a timber.
“The aromatherapist burned sandalwood to create a calming atmosphere.”
2. noun
a type of wood or a wood-based product with a distinct fragrance and grain.
“The craftsman used sandalwood to create a beautiful hand-carved box.”
3. adjective
having the characteristic scent or color of sandalwood.
“The sandalwood-colored walls created a warm ambiance.”
4. verb
to impregnate or perfume with sandalwood.
“The perfumer sandalwooded the fragrance to create a unique scent.”