mahogany
/məˈhɑɡəni/
noun
- A type of tropical hardwood tree with reddish-brown wood, highly valued for making furniture, boats, and musical instruments.
- The guitar's body is crafted from mahogany for a warm, rich sound.
- The dining table is made of solid mahogany and has been in the family for generations.
- Mahogany grows in parts of Central and South America, as well as Africa.
- The wood from a mahogany tree, known for its rich color, strength, and ability to be polished smoothly.
- They chose mahogany for the new bookshelves because it matches the floor.
- The boat's interior is finished with mahogany for a classic, elegant look.
- The antique desk was carved from dark mahogany and had intricate details.
- A reddish-brown color resembling the wood of the mahogany tree.
- The leather sofa comes in several shades, including a rich mahogany.
- She painted the front door a deep mahogany to give the house a warm welcome.
- His hair had a natural mahogany tint in the sunlight.
adjective
- Made of or resembling mahogany wood.
- The mahogany table was polished until it gleamed.
- They installed mahogany cabinets in the kitchen for a luxurious feel.
- She wore a mahogany necklace that matched her earrings.
- Having a reddish-brown color like mahogany wood.
- Her mahogany eyes sparkled in the candlelight.
- He chose a mahogany stain for the wooden floor.
- The sunset painted the sky in mahogany and gold.