wood burning

/wʊd ˈbɜrnɪŋ/
adjective
  1. Designed to burn wood as fuel, especially for heating or cooking.
    • Wood-burning fireplaces are popular in rural homes where firewood is plentiful.
    • They installed a wood-burning stove in the cabin to stay warm during winter.
    • The restaurant's wood-burning oven gives the pizza a smoky flavor.
noun
  1. The art or practice of creating designs on wood by burning it with a heated tool; also called pyrography.
    • Wood-burning requires a steady hand and a special tool called a pyrography pen.
    • She took a class in wood-burning and made a beautiful sign for her garden.
    • His wood-burning of a mountain landscape won first prize at the craft fair.
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