Usually means: Wood from cherry trees, reddish.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (cherrywood)

▸ noun:  A hardwood obtained from the cherry tree, valued for use in furniture and other woodworking applications.

Similar:
cherry wood, cherry, fruitwood, cherry tree, weichselwood, fruit-wood, birch, cherry-tree, partridge-wood, yokewood, more...

Opposite:
mahogany, oak, pine, maple, walnut

Adjectives:
polished, dark, rich, carved, fine, varnished, old, solid, same



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Similar:
cherry wood, cherry, fruitwood, cherry tree, weichselwood, fruit-wood, birch, cherry-tree, partridge-wood, yokewood, more...

Opposite:
mahogany, oak, pine, maple, walnut

Adjectives:
polished, dark, rich, carved, fine, varnished, old, solid, same



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