millwork
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mill·work
(mĭl'wûrk') 
n.
Woodwork, such as doors, window casings, and baseboards, ready-made by a lumber mill.
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Woodwork, such as doors, window casings, and baseboards, ready-made by a lumber mill.
Ready-made products which are manufactured at a wood-planing mill or woodworking plant: moldings, doors, door frames, window sashes, stair work, cabinets, etc.; normally does not include flooring, ceilings, and siding.
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- Carpentry - millwork: cutting, sizing, shaping, and planing of lumber and wood parts
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