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burl
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burl
1. a small knot or lump in wool
2. a roundish warty outgrowth from the trunk, roots, or branches of certain trees

burl [bərl]
(botany)
A hard, woody outgrowth on a tree, usually resulting from the entwined growth of a cluster of adventitious buds.
(materials)
In lumber or veneer, a localized severe distortion of the grain that is generally rounded in outline.


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The sensuous burled wood on the door panels and the dashboard is worthy material for the vehicle's finely crafted cabinetry--so much so that it feels as if famed cabinetmaker Thomas Moser had spent several weeks personally fashioning the cabin.
Burled wood cabinetry and a herringbone floor distinguish the formal dining room with fireplace.
Zooming through tony neighborhoods and lining parking lots at trendy watering holes these days are $85,000 Suburbans jammed with goodies: Nintendo games, videocassette players, cellular telephones in front and back, satellite tracking systems to help navigate, burled wood accents and plush leather seats.
 
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