woodborder
nounUK /ˈwʊdˌbɔːdə/
US /ˈwʊdˌbɔːrdər/
A woodborder is the edge of a forest where the trees stop and open land begins.
The rabbits hid in the tall grass at the woodborder.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A strip of decorative wood that runs along the border of a floor or wall.
The carpenter nailed a woodborder around the base of the wall.
3. A person who lives or works along the edge of a wooded area.
The woodborder knew every path through the pines.
4. A wooden boundary marker or fence line separating properties.
They repaired the woodborder after the winter storms.