woodfiber
nounUK /ˈwʊdˌfaɪbə/
US /ˈwʊdˌfaɪbər/
A tiny thread from a tree that is used to make things like paper.
The paper in your notebook is made from woodfiber.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A material made of tiny wood threads pressed together, used in building and packaging.
The box was made of strong woodfiber panels.
3. A single strand of fiber taken from wood, often studied in science.
Under the microscope, each woodfiber looked like a long tube.
4. A type of insulation or board product made from wood fibers.
They used woodfiber boards to insulate the walls.