Is wood a noun verb or adjective?

Answer 1

it is an adjective

Answer 2

Wood can be an adjective. A wood shelf or a woodchair.

Also, the word wooden means of or like wood.

For wood meaning woods (forests), the adjective would be wooded.

Answer 3

No, timber is a noun.

If the noun timber is used together with another noun, to create a specific term, it is called a "noun adjunct," not an adjective, as in the term "timber haulers."

Answer 4

The word wood can a noun (material from trees) or an adjective (made of wood; wooden).

But although dictionaries still list two or more uses as a verb, none are used in modern English (one, to cover with trees, would now be reforest). So it cannot actually be considered a verb.

Answer 5

Yes, the word wood is a common, concrete, mass (uncountable) noun, a word for a substance, a word for a thing.

Answer 6

Wooden is an adjective. It describes something that is made from wood.

Answer 7

That would be wooden, one of the few remaining inflected words in English.

Answer 8

woody

wooden