Wood_(disambiguation)

See also: Woodie and Woody

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Wood may refer to:

• Wood, a natural material is produced by the growth of plants, mainly trees and shrubs. Items made of this material include:
  • Wood (lawn bowls) alternative name for lawn bowls (equipment), being originally made of wood (plural: woods).
  • Wood (golf club) alternative name for a golf club, being originally made of wood (plural: woods)
  • In expressions such as "to give wood," any wooden disciplinary implement (such as a cane or paddle).
  • Wood (classical element), one of the five Chinese elements (along with water, fire, earth and metal).
• Wood, a small or middle-sized patch of forest, i.e. where wood is produced by plants.

Placenames

• Wood, Pembrokeshire, Wales
• Wood, Somerset, England
• Wood, South Dakota, a town in South Dakota, USA
• Wood County, Ohio, a county in Ohio, USA
• Wood County, Texas, a county in Texas, USA
• Wood County, West Virginia, a county in West Virginia, USA
• Wood County, Wisconsin, a county in Wisconsin, USA
  • Wood, Wisconsin, a town in Wisconsin, USA in the county of the same name.

Names

• Wood (surname) (Wode, Woode or Wad), a surname from the British Isles
• Frank Porter Wood Canadian Art Collector
• Wallace Wood American Comic Book Writer
• Wood (musician) (aka Matthew Wood), the drummer for English rock band British Sea Power
• Chris Wooden, a politico from Sand Lake, Michigan

Other

• WOOD, the call letters of a television station in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
• WOOD (AM) & WOOD-FM, a pair of radio stations owned by Clear Channel Communications in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
• Wood (album), the second album by Moxy Früvous.
• wood, in recent years, has become a more common variant of the original slang term "woody", used to refer to an erect penis.

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