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woods

noun as in forest

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He won the David F. Woods Memorial Award in 1991 and 1992 for his coverage of the Preakness Stakes.

Instead of taking us inside ramshackle houses and down cold streets, we swim with Robbie and Maeve at the local quarry, their small piece of paradise, and walk through its woods.

From Salon

Wednesday can also be lauded as a perfect representative for writers and the writer’s way of life: Avoiding people, refusing edits, and carving out time for activities only if they involve dangerous sidequests that can later be turned into content and/or swordfighting one’s own mother in the woods late at night.

From Salon

Often thought of as the patron saint of goth girls or, really, dark-minded outcasts across the board, and more or less championed as the queen of them in Netflix’s adaptation, Wednesday can also be lauded as a perfect representative for writers and the writer’s way of life: Avoiding people, refusing edits, and carving out time for activities only if they involve dangerous sidequests that can later be turned into content and/or swordfighting one’s own mother in the woods late at night.

From Salon

I wanted to feel like a professor in the woods, so we purchased a bunch of used books from the Last Bookstore and stacked them along a winding pathway and then covered them with moss.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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