woodbark
/ˈwʊdbɑrk/Definitions
1. noun
A thin, papery layer of bark that comes off wood when it is roughened or weathered.
“The woodbark on the old tree trunk was flaking off, revealing a smooth, grey surface underneath.”
1. noun
A thin, papery layer of bark that comes off wood when it is roughened or weathered.
“The woodbark on the old tree trunk was flaking off, revealing a smooth, grey surface underneath.”