woodblock

/ˈwʊdblɑk/
noun
  1. A block of wood, especially one used for printing or carving.
    • The artist carved a detailed landscape into a woodblock for the print.
    • She used a small woodblock to stamp patterns onto the fabric.
    • In the workshop, stacks of woodblocks were ready for the printing press.
  2. A percussion instrument consisting of a hollow block of wood that is struck with a mallet.
    • The woodblock added a sharp, clicking sound to the orchestra piece.
    • In music class, the children took turns hitting the woodblock.
    • The drummer played a steady rhythm on the woodblock during the song.
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